Definition of countertop
: the flat working surface on top of waist-level kitchen cabinets
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The countertop in the photo is a mess, and in that mess is what’s understood to be signs of cocaine use.
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Heloise Dear Heloise: Store paring knives, blade down, on the countertop in a clear glass filled with uncooked white rice.
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Find An Incline Place your hands at bellybutton height on a barbell on a Smith machine at the gym or put them on a countertop at home.
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The maple countertop is from a defunct local bowling alley.
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The kitchen countertops are carrera marble, and the ceilings are pecking cypress, which provides an interesting mix of cool stone with earthy wood.
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The toilet had been replaced with a new, white, low-flow unit, and the countertop replaced with white quartz.
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The Bathroom The bathroom was spacious and new (the countertops looked as if they had never been used).
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Marble countertops, a modern kitchen and a new-look bar are among updates to the 8,689-square-foot interior.
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