Edging Meaning in English
word · lemma: edge
Definition
Edging refers to a strip or border, often decorative, that is placed along the edge of something, such as fabric or a garden. It can also mean the act of creating or finishing an edge neatly.
Usage & Nuances
Most common in sewing, crafts, and gardening. In sewing: 'lace edging', 'scalloped edging'. In gardening: 'garden edging' means a physical barrier between lawn and flowerbeds. Not used for natural or conceptual edges (use 'edge' or 'border'). In slang, 'edging' has an adult meaning unrelated to crafts/gardening.
Example Sentences
She sewed a white edging onto the sleeves.
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The garden path has stone edging to keep the soil in place.
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Add lace edging for a pretty finish on the dress.
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We’re thinking about installing metal edging around the flowerbeds.
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The tablecloth has lovely blue edging all the way around.
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If you want your yard to look neat, good edging really makes a difference.
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