Words with a similar base: edge

'edge'
[edge.n.01] as in: the boundary of a surface



'edge'
[boundary.n.02] as in: a line determining the limits of an area



'edge'
[edge.n.03] as in: a sharp side formed by the intersection of two surfaces of an object


Examples:
he rounded the edges of the box



'edge'
[edge.n.04] as in: the attribute of urgency in tone of voice


Examples:
his voice had an edge to it



'edge'
[edge.n.05] as in: a slight competitive advantage


Examples:
he had an edge on the competition


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'edge'
[edge.n.06] as in: the outside limit of an object or area or surface; a place farthest away from the center of something


Examples:
the edge of the leaf is wavy
she sat on the edge of the bed
the water's edge


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'edge'
[edge.v.01] as in: advance slowly, as if by inches


Examples:
He edged towards the car



'edge'
[border.v.04] as in: provide with a border or edge


Examples:
edge the tablecloth with embroidery


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'edge'
[border.v.05] as in: lie adjacent to another or share a boundary


Examples:
Canada adjoins the U.S.



England marches with Scotland



'edge'
[edge.v.04] as in: provide with an edge


Examples:
edge a blade



					

edge (English)
└── egge (Middle English (1100-1500))
├── ecg (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
└── egg (Old Norse)


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