top whack

noun

1. informal.
   the maximum price

   paying top whack for your child's education

Example Sentences

Either you paid top whack to keep the room for the night as well, even though you didn't plan to use it.

From BBC

Richard and Adam's approach sounds the most fun though: "Nan will have it blasting top whack in the house on Christmas morning, when all the presents are getting opened and during Christmas dinner. "And then she'll probably give us a microphone each and we'll do a live rendition of the whole album.

From BBC

He said Bond would be classified in the "top whack" of problem drinkers and would be at high risk of liver damage, an early death and impotence.

From BBC

And the question of whether ordinary people will really pay top whack for a fantastic camera is already answered by the compact camera market; and of whether they'll pay top whack for a top-end smartphone seems increasingly to be "no" as sales forecasts for the Samsung Galaxy S4 are revised down, along with those for the iPhone.

From The Guardian

He is on the top whack at Spurs but that is only £75,000 a week, if "only" is the correct word.

From The Guardian