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|Edgeful ||adj||Having an abundance of edge(s); keen, cutting. |
|Edgeful ||adj||Having an abundance of edge(s); keen, cutting. |
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β | |Edgelands ||n||The transitional areas of "fringe" space at the boundaries of a country, city, or other artificial geographical entity, often distinguished by a partly manmade, partly natural landscape that is in the earliest stages of human management and organization. |
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|Edgeless ||adj||That has no edge (lit. & fig.) |
|Edgeless ||adj||That has no edge (lit. & fig.) |
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|Edger ||n||One who edges or puts an edge on something. |
|Edger ||n||One who edges or puts an edge on something. |
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β | |Edge tool ||n||A hand-worked or machine-operated cutting tool. 2. any implement with with a sharp cutting edge. |
+ | |Edge tool ||n||A hand-worked or machine-operated cutting tool. 2. any implement with with a sharp cutting edge. |
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|Edge-toolmaker ||n||Maker of cutting tools, as knives. |
|Edge-toolmaker ||n||Maker of cutting tools, as knives. |