edging
/ˈɛdʒɪŋ/
noun
- A border or trim along the edge of something, such as a garden bed, piece of clothing, or surface.
- The concrete edging along the driveway was cracked and needed repair.
- The lace edging on her dress added a delicate touch.
- She installed metal edging around the flower bed to keep the grass out.
verb
- Present participle of 'edge'; moving gradually or carefully in a particular direction.
- The car was edging slowly through the crowded parking lot.
- The temperature is edging up toward 100 degrees today.
- He was edging closer to the stage to get a better view.
- Present participle of 'edge'; providing with a border or trim.
- The tailor is edging the jacket with silk ribbon.
- She was edging the garden path with small stones.
- They spent the afternoon edging the lawn with a trimmer.
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