flat-top 
noun
1A man’s hairstyle in which the hair is cropped short so that it bristles up into a flat surface.The two younger tattooists are both short and wide with flat-tops....
- Apparently Pop is sold on growing his hair out from the flattop we're all used to, into some kind of feathered, curling-in-the-back thing.
- A flat-top modified by blow-dried wings of hair is a good start.
2An acoustic guitar that has a flat rather than a curved front.There had been electrified flat-tops since the 1950s, such as Gibson's CF-100E and J-160E or Martin's D-18E and D-28E, but these had conventional electric guitar pickups installed on an acoustic guitar....
- J-200 is the model number of the Gibson acoustic guitar known as âthe king of the flat-topsâ.
- Folklore described Watson as "a powerful singer and a tremendously influential picker who virtually invented the art of playing mountain fiddle tunes on the flattop guitar."
3US informal An aircraft carrier.One of the flat-tops is always ready for front-line deployment, and that task currently falls to HMS Invincible, while a second can be swiftly reactivated - which is where the Ark stands....
- The aircraft carrier Harry S Truman, the newest operational flattop in the U.S. fleet, sailed this morning from Norfolk, Virginia.
- Later that day, other enlisted radiomen/gunners helped even the score, protecting their dive-bomber pilots as they wiped out the enemy carrier force, sinking all four Japanese flattops.
- Third Reich
- Third Republic
- third sector
- third time lucky (or third time is the charm)
- third ventricle
- third wave
- third way
- Third World
- thirst
- thirstful
- thirstily
- thirstiness
- thirstland
- thirst-making
- thirst-provoking
- thirst quencher
- thirst-quenching
- thirsty
- thirteen
- Thirteen Colonies
- thirteenth
- thirteenth cheque
- thirtieth
- thirty
- thirty-eight