edged
/ɛdʒd/
adjective
- Having a sharp edge or a border of a particular kind.
- She bought a knife with a serrated edged blade for cutting bread.
- Be careful with that edged tool; it's very sharp.
- The table has a smooth, rounded edge so no one gets hurt.
- Feeling irritable, tense, or nervous.
- After the long flight, everyone felt a bit edged and tired.
- His voice sounded edged with anger during the argument.
- She was edged about the exam results all week.
verb
- Past tense and past participle of 'edge' meaning to move gradually or to give something a border.
- The runner edged past the finish line just ahead of the others.
- He edged closer to the fireplace to warm his hands.
- She edged the garden path with small stones.