Edgy

/ˈɛdʒi/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Nervous or anxious.

She felt edgy before her big presentation.

Irritable or easily provoked.

He has been really edgy since the team lost the game.

Innovative and boundary-pushing, often in a provocative manner.

The film was praised for its edgy style and unconventional narrative.

Fashionable and stylish, often with a rebellious or avant-garde quality.

The designer is known for her edgy clothes that appeal to young adults.

Characterized by excitement or intensity.

The edgy atmosphere of the concert kept the audience on their toes.

From the word 'edge', meaning close to the edge or border.

edgy humor

Humor that pushes the boundaries of social norms and sensitivities.

edgy style

A fashion or design that is cutting-edge and unconventional.

edgy behavior

Actions that are risky or meant to provoke a reaction.

anxiety

A feeling of worry or nervousness about something.

tension

Mental or emotional strain or stress.

provocative

Causing annoyance, anger, or another strong reaction.

A term used to describe someone who is extremely cool or trendy.

He's got that edgy vibe that everyone loves.

Referring to content that is daring, often involving taboo subjects.

Her latest music video is really edgy, pushing lots of boundaries.