Edged

What do we mean by edged?

To move an object slowly and carefully in a particular direction.

To move slowly and carefully in a particular direction.

(usually in the form 'just edge') To win by a small margin.

To hit the ball with an edge of the bat, causing a fine deflection.

To trim the margin of a lawn where the grass meets the sidewalk, usually with an electric or gas-powered lawn edger.

To furnish with an edge; to construct an edging.

To furnish with an edge, as a tool or weapon; to sharpen.

To make sharp or keen; to incite; to exasperate; to goad; to urge or egg on.

To delay one's orgasm so as to remain almost at the point of orgasm.

- adj 1. Someone who is socially and intellectually innovative, and unique; often someone who exists on a fine edge between being considered odd, but doing it in such an innovative way, and with smarts that it is perceived with respect, and seen as 'cool'; someone who is edged is often also sXe, or straightedge (clean and sober; see: ‘edge’ definition 5); 2. often someone who is on the social periphery, but perceived as 'cool' in being so; someone willing to take social risks, as in the traditional definition of edge as in being in a precarious position, or 'living on the edge,' but in social terms, confident in ones uniqueness, or ‘different-ness,’ unafraid to stand out in a crowd and be ridiculed (those ridiculing often seen as conservative, culturally closed, intellectually unsophisticated, rednecks, bogans); 3. the inverse of someone 'edge' who is perceived as socially uncool, and anti-social (see: ‘edge’ definition 2), by although perceived by some as 'odd' or 'different,' respected by others as a social risk taker, standing social ground by redesigning what is the nature of 'cool' through defining themselves, and living 'outside of the box'; 4. someone who has a social edge, as in the traditional definition of having a margin of superiority, or advantage ('having a slight edge over the competition'), but in terms of social coolness and innovation, that despite being ridiculed by some will stand apart in history as cool; 5. a creative act ahead of its time, often ridiculed at the time of conception but revered later as unique and innovative; 6. an action taken by someone that at one time would have been considered 'uncool,' or ridiculous, but is now considered 'cool,' smart, and often socially courageous. Urban Dictionary

The act of someone holding their orgasm and then releasing it which leads into a more pleasant orgasm. This can be for self pleasant or with a partner. Urban Dictionary

Getting seconds away from climax and stopping, waiting for a few more seconds then start again, do this a few more times then you are meant to have a amazing long climax and you feel great. Urban Dictionary

To edge is a masturbation technique (used mostly, but not exclusively by men) where you intentionally bring yourself to the brink (edge) of orgasm- but don't cum. Instead you stop and let the pleasurable feelings die down. You repeat this process of bringing yourself to the edge as many times as you wish. Although an orgasm is a 10 on the pleasure scale, the intense pleasure you feel while getting close to the edge is a 9... so by starting and stopping just before you cum you keep yourself feeling intense pleasure for as long as you wish, or until you orgasm, or your hard on goes limp. A sex partner can also edge you- usually by hand or orally. Urban Dictionary

Forcing someone to use Microsoft Edge Urban Dictionary

To install Google Chrome or other web browser on a clean computer using Microsoft Edge. Urban Dictionary

Not relaxed, nervous, anxious, edgy Urban Dictionary

Approaching the edge of sexual orgasm and withdrawing, usually several times, before finally achieving orgasm. meant to intensify orgasm, and for men, volume of ejaculate and force of ejaculation. this applies to any sexual act and is not limited to masturbation. Urban Dictionary

Real name David Evans, The Edge is the guitarist for the famous Irish rock band U2, known for his love of effect pedals, harmonics, "sonic soundscapes" and "less is more." He has a very minimalist style, so when he really rocks out in songs such as "The Fly" (from the 1991 album "Achtung Baby") the effect is far greater. Possibly best known for his intro to the song "Where the Streets Have No Name" from the 1987 album The Joshua Tree, which is essentially a four-note arpeggio done repeatedly but is regarded as one of the greatest intros of all time. Urban Dictionary

When wanking. The continual bringing to the edge of shooting a load but backing off to prolong the pleasure. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to edged:
edged, edge, edger, wedged, edges, hedged, egged, kedged, edmed, edred, sedged, ledged, -edged.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word edged:
anteriorly, suffusion, inwardly, blackish, fuscous, costal, whitish, ferruginous, apical, dorsum, outwardly, blotch, suffused, rudder, cilia, stigmata, elongate, indistinct, obliquely, fascia, braced, tapered, oblique, paler, silvery, yellowish, scales, transverse, apex, slips, dots, buff, pale, stigma, streak, forewing, cloudy, tipped, costa, keel, laterally, lace, dot, fin, beneath, fuselage, shining, slip, dorsal, veins, gown, spot, grey, dark, slender, stripe, darker, spots, knives, curved, dull, posterior, anal, balanced, chord, underside, patch, basal, irregular, reddish, triangular, longitudinal, anterior, fold, margin, rounded, shade, metallic, tips, marginal, outer, sword, abdomen, crimson, vein, blade, lined, preceded, brown, overs, yellow, narrow, white, teeth, tail, obscure, blades, feathers, larvae, swept.

Words that rhyme with edged:
alleged, fledged, pledged, wedged, hedged, dredged, fully fledged, sledged, kedged, unhedged, sedged.

Adjectives that are often used to describe edged:
double, two, gilt, guilt, square, hard, single, sharp, feather, rough, straight, soft, razor, douhle, doubled, round, three, knife, saw, dual, purple, box, ruffle, doable, chisel.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective edged:
sword, weapon, blade, tools, knife, securities, swords, tool, leaves, paper, orifice, weapons, blades, market, instrument, nature, brush, dagger, knives, axe, handkerchief, teeth, shadows, orifices, ridge, security, axes, clouds, stone, razor, stones, rocks, ridges, quality, pages, voice, pieces, piece, stock, boards, spots, scissors, instruments, plate, stocks, fragments, card, shapes, plates, rock, book, hole, bonds, style, ruler, mirror, chisel, needle, grass, scales, steel, investment, shadow, cards, entrance, beds, flakes, board, letter, pen, compliment, path, weir, tongue, wings, irony, argument, holes, ribbon, band, scrapers, satire, look, collar, investments.

Consonant match to edged:
aged, urged.

Words that sound like edged:
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