David Howell Evans, U2 shredder

noun

1. The cutting side of a blade

   "a razor's edge"

2. The sharpness of a blade

   "a knife with no edge"

3. Keenness or intensity of desire or enjoyment

   "lost my competitive edge"

4. The line where an object or area begins or ends border

   "on the edge of a plain"

5. The narrow part adjacent to a border

   "the edge of the deck"

6. A favorable margin advantage

   "has an edge on the competition"

7. A line or line segment that is the intersection of two plane faces (as of a pyramid) or of two planes
8. Short fine hair that grows along a person's hairline baby hair

   "With carefully finessed edges in delicate swoop and wave designs, hairstyles as simple as a high ponytail or sleek bob can quickly be transformed into a work of art …"

verb

1. To give an edge to
2. To be on an edge of

   "trees edging the lake"

3. To move or force gradually

   "edged him off the road"

4. To incline (a ski) sideways so that one edge cuts into the snow
5. To defeat by a small margin
6. To advance by short moves

noun

1. A suburb that has developed its own political, economic, and commercial base independent of the central city

noun

1. The effect of an abrupt transition between two quite different adjoining ecological communities on the numbers and kinds of organisms in the marginal habitat

adjective

1. Quartersawn

verb

1. To work in interpolate

   "edged in a few remarks"

noun

1. A tool with a sharp cutting edge

phrasal verb

1. To slowly become more successful, popular, etc., than (someone or something)

   "The company is gradually edging out the competition."

noun

1. The newest and most advanced part or position especially in technology the extreme cutting edge

   "So the first thing you learn about the Internet from studying America's Most Admired Companies is that you don't have to be on the bleeding edge of the Web to be admired."

noun

1. A sharp effect or quality
2. The foremost part or place vanguard