Edging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EDGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• provide with a border or edge
• move or cause to move gradually or furtively in a particular direction
• give an intense or sharp quality to
• strike (the ball) with the edge of the bat; strike a ball delivered by (the bowler) with the edge of the bat
• ski with one's weight on the edges of one's skis
NOUN:
• something that serves as an edge
• the outside limit of an object, area, or surface
• an area next to a steep drop
• the point immediately before something unpleasant or momentous occurs
• the sharpened side of the blade of a cutting implement or weapon
• the line along which two surfaces of a solid meet.
• an intense, sharp, or striking quality
• a quality or factor which gives superiority over close rivals
• anything placed along an edge to finish it
• That which forms an edge or border, as the fringe, trimming, etc., of a garment, or a border in a garden.
• The operation of shaping or dressing the edge of anything, as of a piece of metal.
• border consisting of anything placed on the edge to finish something (such as a fringe on clothing or on a rug)
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to or used for making an edge
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with an edge (a bounding or dividing line)
• something that forms or serves as an edge

Words related to EDGING

edge6 edged8 edges7 edgings10

Words that contain EDGING

edgings10 hedging13 kedging14 wedging13 dredging12 fledging14 gledging12 hedgings14 pledging13 sledging11 unedging11 wedgings14 alledging12 disedging13 dredgings13 hedgingly18 sledgings12 impledging17 repledging15 selvedging16 knowledging21 acknowledging25 featheredging22

How to use EDGING in a sentence

• Every one leaned forward, edging over in their seats to get the best possible look.
• But a young moon was edging above the eastern mountains and by that light, now only an illusory haze, she hoped to gain sight of her men.
• The wind hauled materially to the northward, and before the sun set it enabled the French to run off wing-and-wing, still edging from the land.
• Many precious stones the ladies inlaid on the gold, which together with the edging they would work upon the dress of the proud young warriors, for this must needs be done.
• The Anne now made sail towards the Martha, which sloop was standing to the northward, rather edging from the group, under short canvass.
• He hears his voice faltering, and knows that he is edging towards the door.
• On this line, another of alternate close and open squares is done, and then a point edging, similar to one already given in this volume.
• These are frequently worked between two lines of Brussels or Venetian edging to connect them.
• BRABANT EDGING is a name sometimes given to a union of the Brussels with the Venetian edging.
• Another variety of edging is produced by two or three rows of Brussels being worked on one another.
• The remaining part of this month of April we had generally hard gales, although we had been every day since the 22nd edging to the northward.
• The days and weeks sped rapidly by, and August was close edging into September before Jean realised that summer was almost gone.
• They were clad in robes of tawny-colored satin embroidered with gold and silver edging.
• Although the Tom Thumb section is also frequently employed for bedding, these dwarf-growing varieties are better adapted for ribbon borders, or as an edging to carriage drives.
• The students, who could be easily distinguished by the uniform green edging they wore on their coats, uttered insensate cries.
• His brother, it appeared, could swim like a fish and was already a good hundred yards downstream, not fighting the current, but edging little by little for the home shore.
• But I never got hold of them much while I was just edging alongside.
• Douglass, edging his way, looking kindly and pleasantly at every one.
• And on the level country was the lighter blue-green of the other variety of wood edging the open country about the river.
• From out of the crowd edging the walk a man stepped.
• A city lay before him, a strange golden city edging the shore of a vast, semi-circular bay.
• At first we just wrote about what was going on, but he kept edging closer and closer, and I never, in so many words, told him to let up.
• It had begun edging away after the first shot and soon was out of range.
• Underwood gradually edging off some distance away from Dicky and me.
• The ant backed away, presently, and made a little detour, the spider turning quickly and edging toward him.
• Finally, in his later editions, he retreated indefinitely from his original position, edging always more and more continually towards the theory of his grandfather and Lamarck.
• Besides round beds of it she used it as an edging to all the flower borders in her garden.
• The 1st round of the edging takes up so much space to write, that we think it better to leave it to the judgment of the worker.
• Sorrento edging should be worked upon Limoges lace.

Similar words containing EDG without suffix ing

edge6 edgy9 edged8 edger7 edges7 hedge10 hedgy13 kedge11 kedgy14 ledge7 ledgy10 sedge7 sedgy10 wedge10 wedgy13 dredge9 edgers8 edgier8 edgily11 fledge11 fledgy14 gledge9 hedged12 hedger11 hedges11 kedged13 kedger12 kedges12 ledged9 ledger8 ledges8 pledge10 sedged9 sedges8 sledge8 unedge8 wedged12 wedges11 wedgie11 hedgie11 swedge11 alledge9 bedgown14 disedge10 dredged11 dredger10 dredges10 edgiest9 edgings10 fledged13 fledges12 gledged11 gledges10 hedgers12 hedgier12 hedging13 kedgers13 kedgier13 kedging14 ledgers9 ledgier9 outedge9 pledged12 pledgee11 pledger11 pledges11 pledget11 pledgor11 sedgier9 sledged10 sledger9 sledges9 swedger12 unedged10 unedges9 wedgier12 wedgies12 wedging13 alledged11 alledges10 bedgowns15 disedged12 disedges11 dredgers11 dredging12 edgebone12 edgeless10 edgeways16 edgewise13 edginess10 fledgier13 fledging14 gledging12 hardedge14 hedgehog17 hedgehop18 hedgepig16 hedgerow16 hedgiest13 hedgings14 impledge14 kedgeree14 kedgiest14 ledgered11 ledgiest10 nutsedge10 outedges10 pledgees12 pledgeor12 pledgers12 pledgets12 pledging13 pledgors12 repledge12 sedgiest10 selvedge13 sledgers10 sledging11 swedgers13 unedging11 unhedged14 wedgiest13 wedgings14 alledging12 disedging13 dredgings13 edgebones13 feedgrain14 fledgiest14 fledgling15 hardedges15 hedgebill16 hedgehogs18 hedgehops19 hedgepigs17 hedgerows17 hedgingly18 impledged16 impledges15 kedgerees15 kentledge15 kintledge15 knowledge18 ledgering12 nutsedges11 pledgable15 pledgeors13 repledged14 repledges13 sedgeland12 selvedged15 selvedges14 sledgings12 unfledged15 unpledged14 wedgelike18 wedgewise17 edginesses12 feedgrains15 fledgeling16 fledglings16 hedgebills17 impledging17 kentledges16 kintledges16 knowledged20 knowledges19 pledgeable16 repledging15 sedgelands13 selvedging16 thornhedge18 unwedgable17 acknowledge22 featheredge19 fledgelings17 frankpledge22 hedgehopped24 hedgehopper23 knowledging21 thornhedges19 unwedgeable18 acknowledged24 acknowledger23 acknowledges23 featheredged21 featheredges20 frankpledges23 hedgehoppers24 hedgehopping25 knowledgable23 knowledgably26 misknowledge23 sledgehammer21 straightedge18 acknowledgers24 acknowledging25 featheredging22 foreknowledge25 hedgehoppings26 knowledgeable24 knowledgeably27 misknowledges24 sledgehammers22 straightedged20 straightedges19 acknowledgedly29 acknowledgment27 disacknowledge26 foreknowledges26 sledgehammered24 unacknowledged26 acknowledgeable28 acknowledgeably31 acknowledgement28 acknowledgments28 disacknowledged28 disacknowledges27 knowledgability29 sledgehammering25 unknowledgeable26 knowledgeablene26 knowledgeabilit26 knowledgeability30 acknowledgements29 knowledgeableness28 knowledgeabilities29 knowledgeablenesses30

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