Edge - definition, pronunciation, transcription
noun
- a line determining the limits of an area (syn: bound, boundary)
- a sharp side formed by the intersection of two surfaces of an object
she sat on the edge of the bed
the water's edge
verb
- provide with an edge
Extra examples
They peered over the edge of the roof.
The fabric was frayed at the edge.
He made us all nervous by standing so close to the edge of the cliff.
She sat on the edge of the counter, swinging her legs.
His voice had a sarcastic edge.
Her writing seem to have lost its edge.
These amendments will blunt the edge of the legislation.
Edge the sleeve with lace.
She edged away from him.
Gasoline prices have been edging upward.
I edged my chair closer to the table.
Put an edge on this knife.
Each Greek stands on the sharpest edge of death or life.
We'll drink to Fred Sloane, who has a fine, distinguished edge.
The admiral edged away with his squadron.
Word forms
I/you/we/they: edge
he/she/it: edges
present participle: edging
past tense: edged
past participle: edged
singular: edge
plural: edges
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