Edge

  • 51edge — 1. noun 1) the edge of the lake Syn: border, boundary, extremity, fringe, margin, side; lip, rim, brim, brink, verge; perimeter, circumference, periphery, limits, bounds …

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  • 52Edge FM — Radio station name = 102.1 The Edge slogan = Today s Best Music airdate = frequency = 102.1 Mhz FM area = Wangaratta format = Adult Contemporary owner = 102.1 The Edge is a radio station broadcasting in North Eastern Victoria and South Eastern… …

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  • 53edge — [OE] Edge is probably the main native English representative of the Indo European base *ak ‘be sharp or pointed’, which has contributed so many words to the language via Latin and Greek (such as acid, acrid, acute, acne, alacrity, and oxygen).… …

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  • 54edge — 1. noun 1) the edge of the lake Syn: border, boundary, extremity, fringe, margin, side, lip, rim, brim, brink, verge, perimeter 2) she had an edge in her voice Syn …

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  • 55edge — n. drunkenness; the early stage of intoxication from alcohol or drugs. (See also have an edge on.) □ She was beginning to show a little edge, but she obviously still could drive. □ The edge was starting, so Kelly slowed down her drinking …

    Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions

  • 56edge — [OE] Edge is probably the main native English representative of the Indo European base *ak ‘be sharp or pointed’, which has contributed so many words to the language via Latin and Greek (such as acid, acrid, acute, acne, alacrity, and oxygen).… …

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  • 57Edge — adj. On the (cutting) edge, pushing the envelope, out of the mainstream, not the accepted norm I know you like underground bands, but they are way too edge for me …

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  • 58Edge — adj. On the (cutting) edge, pushing the envelope, out of the mainstream, not the accepted norm I know you like underground bands, but they are way too edge for me …

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  • 59edge on — adverb : edgeways : on an edge receive a blow edge on …

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  • 60edge on — {adv. phr.} Edgewise; with the narrow side forward. * /The board struck him edge on./ …

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