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Meanings of edgy in English
Being in a tense state.
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Usage of edgy in English
1
Famous for healthy and edgy creations, everything you order will be good.
2
Still, some question whether MTV programing is too edgy for mainstream marketers.
3
But for young hipsters those three words are edgy, edgy and edgy.
4
Feeling edgy, like a caged animal, he paced around the main room.
5
They were distracted and edgy, and both needed a few days off.
6
She had left nothing to chance, and that's what made me edgy.
7
Captain Steve was getting edgy, but he said we were almost there.
8
The sound of righeous anger and edgy fury in 16 different flavours.
9
I was feeling calm, although edgy and curious about the tattoo remark.
10
Perhaps it was the long, edgy night of sitting with no answers.
11
AA Milne's bear is simply too soft and round to be edgy.
12
Portugal's defenders are looking a lot more edgy than their Greek counterparts.
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Hosts have to walk a careful line between edgy humor and evisceration.
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Hosts have to walk a careful line between edgy humour and evisceration.
15
His voice was edgy, still hoping for that argument, begging for it.
16
At my side, Eve didn't look nearly as edgy as I felt.
