informal

if someone's behaviour or something that has been used or provided is over the top, it is more extreme than is necessary or suitable.

I think pink champagne and caviar was a bit over the top for a twelve-year-old's birthday party.

I know he was angry, but attacking the waiter was way over the top.

• not be much to look at
• not be on speaking terms
• not be out of the wood
• not be out of the woods
• not be right in the head
• not be short of a bob or two
• not be someone's cup of tea
• not be someone's department
• not be the end of the world
• not be the full quid
• not be the marrying kind
• not be the only pebble on the beach
• not be up to much
• not be up to scratch
• not be worth a dime
• not be worth a fig
• not be worth a hill of beans
• not be worth the paper it's printed on
• not be worth the paper it's written on
• not be worth the paper they're printed on
• not be worth the paper they're written on
• not be your bag
• not be your brother's keeper
• not break the bank
• not breathe a word