Edging

That which is added on the edge or border, or which forms the edge; a border; a fringe; a trimming; as, the edging to a cap, edging of a garden-bed, . Edg'ing-machine, n. An instrument used for making edges. Edg'mont, in Pennsylvania , a post-township of Delaware co., abt. 10 m. from Chester; pop . abt. 800. Edg'y, a. Easily set on edge; quick; sharp; as, a woman's edgy temper. - Angular; presenting sharply defined outlines; as, an edgy pediment. Edibility, n. Suitability for eating; ediblene . Ed'ible, a . [From Lat. edo , to eat. See EAT.] Eatable; fit for to be eaten, as food; esculent; - opposed to pot a ble; as, edible roots. "The edible creation decks the board." - Prior. Ed'iblene , n. Edibility; state of being edible or eatable.