Edged

/ɛdʒd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Past tense of edge; to move carefully or cautiously.

She edged closer to the edge of the cliff to get a better view.

To provide with an edge; to sharpen.

He edged the knife before using it on the vegetables to ensure a clean cut.

adjective

Having a sharp or pointed edge.

The edged tool was perfect for cutting through the thick rope.

Having a distinct boundary or margin.

The edged design of the table made it stand out in the room.

Derived from the word 'edge', combining with the suffix '-ed' to denote a characteristic.

edged out

To win narrowly over someone else.

edged further

To move gradually in a specific direction, often with intent.

cutting edge

The forefront of innovation or advancement.

edge

The boundary line or the area immediately adjacent to it.

edging

The process of creating or giving a border to something.

sharp

Having an edge or point that can cut.

Feeling anxious or on edge.

I'm really edged about the meeting tomorrow.

To tease or poke fun at someone.

They were edged at him for wearing that shirt.