edge with (something)

To put or attach something on the border of something else. A noun or pronoun can be used between "edge" and "with." Haley said to not edge the wall with a floral border because it looks something Grandma would have in her house.

edge something with something

to put an edging or border of something onto something. The tailor edged the hem with lace, making the skirt appear longer. The hem was edged with lace.

词组	edge with (something)
释义	edge with (something) edge with (something) To put or attach something on the border of something else. A noun or pronoun can be used between "edge" and "with." Haley said to not edge the wall with a floral border because it looks something Grandma would have in her house. See also: edge Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. edge something with something to put an edging or border of something onto something. The tailor edged the hem with lace, making the skirt appear longer. The hem was edged with lace. See also: edge McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: edge with fork over fork over, to fork something over edge out have an/the edge over (someone or something) have, etc. an/the edge on/over somebody/something have an edge on have an edge on (someone or something) edge around (something)
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