Edge
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 134
ej, n. The thin cutting side of a blade; that which cuts as an edge does; any sharp terminating border; readine or fitne to cut: acrimony; seto the verity border; or part adjacent to the line of divisn. A ion; verge; skirt; brink; earlv part; beginning. — v. edge, t. [edged sharpen (ejd),; to furnish edgixg.] with "To a fringe furnish or with border an; to make sharp or keen, provoke to action, urge or -tez.n. j — | egg on; to move by little and little. — v. i. To move sideways or gradually; to sail close to the wind. — j — Edging, n. That which forms an edge or border. a mil i- — Edge'wise, adv. In the direction of, etc. division i Edible. See under Edacious.
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