Edging
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 157
ej'ing, n. that which forms the edge a border fringe. Edible, cd'i-bl. ad/, to be eaten. TL edo, to eat Edict, c'dikt, u something spoken or proclaim* by authority: an order i ued by a king or lawgiver. [L. cdictum —e, out, and duo, dictum, to say.] Edifioation, ed-i-fi-ku shun, n. instruction progre in knowledge or in goodne Edifice, ed'i u a large building or house.
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