I. edge [edʒ] N
II. edge [edʒ] VB trans
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| you | edge |
| he/she/it | edges |
| we | edge |
| you | edge |
| they | edge |
| I | edged |
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| you | edged |
| he/she/it | edged |
| we | edged |
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| I | have | edged |
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| you | have | edged |
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| we | have | edged |
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| they | have | edged |
| I | had | edged |
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During her treatment, which lasted for more than three years, various leading-edge medications were tried.
en.wikipedia.org Unlike previous versions, this aircraft featured a leading-edge flap to increase lift at low speeds, and to allow a slight down-elevon deflection.
en.wikipedia.org By 1968 she moved into what was then leading-edge territory: mixing performance with props and mediated images, situated outside in natural and/or industrial environments.
en.wikipedia.org The resulting design featured a shoulder-mounted cropped-delta wing with just over 21 ft of span and a leading-edge sweep of about 30 degrees.
en.wikipedia.org His intention was to create an organization that would develop leading-edge, yet commercially viable, optical communication technologies that could be sold into large potential markets.
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