edge control

A hair product that slicks, holds down, lays back "edges" or "baby hairs". Specially applied at the root.

I hope CVS sells edge control because my baby hairs are out of control.

by T4Urban August 7, 2016

bleeding edge

Bleeding edge means very new technology. More than Leading edge, Cutting edge or State of the art. A technology which is so new that using it still hurts you (mentally). Produkts which needs more work on it to be practical and useful.

My new cellphone is bleeding edge. It came with Android 10.0.

My Mac is bleeding edge.Hopefully with the next update it gets useful.

by Southern Visitor June 12, 2014

Microsoft Edge

Still kinda an awful browser even if it now shares the same DNA as chrome. Literally the first page that opens is a jumbled up mess of text and clickbaity news articles that I couldn't give zero fucks about. And the way it manages tabs is not my cup of tea.

It does eat a lot less RAM tho, so I'll give it that.

Person 1: Wtf, Windows just told me to switch to Microsoft Edge
Person 2: ewwwwwww
Person 1: Hey, at least now I have more free RAM

by Mary Mary Quite The Contrarian August 2, 2022

straight-edge

a philosophy to live a clean, responsible and sober lifestyle; a choice that many, many people consciously make, except being "straight-edge" is an excuse to put X's all over yourself as well as before and after everything you write, to use a label to make your choices look better than everyone else's and belong to a clique.

Dave: "what's the difference between you and XStevenX - that straight-edge guy?"

Me: "well, both of us choose to live a substance-free and responsible life, except XStevenX is self-righteous, insecure douche-bag who needs desperately wants to be a part of another cliche clique, a needs a pathetic label to advertise his "morals" as being above everyone else's."

by wayuphighkitty April 30, 2009

straight edger

Somebody who is straight edge, and follows all that goes with it.

"I am drug free, I am alcohol free, and I am better than you!" (CM Punk)

by OD Smith March 21, 2005

edge

1)An WWE Canadian Superstar named Adam Copeland. He debuted in 1998 as a mysterious gothic loner gimmick. He soon became a surfer-like gimmick making up words like chumpstain, awesomeness & hanonsity. His former partner/"brother" Christian is his real-life best friend. Most notibly known for "stealing" Lita away from Matt Freakin' Hardy.

2) Short for sXe/straightedge.

3) To steal someone's girlfriend while he is in a relationship like Adam Copeland & Amy Dumas did to Matt Hardy & Lisa Copeland in early 2005.

4) An advantage.

5) The end.

1) Edge still has the WWE title shot that he can use until WrestleMania XXII

2) CM Punk is an example of someone who is edge

3) Man, I can't believe Suzy edged me for John.

4) When it comes to mat-wrestling Bret Hart will always have the edge.

5) I am standing at the edge of the cliff and I am ready to jump.

by Mike September 5, 2005

edged

- adj 1. Someone who is socially and intellectually innovative, and unique; often someone who exists on a fine edge between being considered odd, but doing it in such an innovative way, and with smarts that it is perceived with respect, and seen as 'cool'; someone who is edged is often also sXe, or straightedge (clean and sober; see: ‘edge’ definition 5); 2. often someone who is on the social periphery, but perceived as 'cool' in being so; someone willing to take social risks, as in the traditional definition of edge as in being in a precarious position, or 'living on the edge,' but in social terms, confident in ones uniqueness, or ‘different-ness,’ unafraid to stand out in a crowd and be ridiculed (those ridiculing often seen as conservative, culturally closed, intellectually unsophisticated, rednecks, bogans); 3. the inverse of someone 'edge' who is perceived as socially uncool, and anti-social (see: ‘edge’ definition 2), by although perceived by some as 'odd' or 'different,' respected by others as a social risk taker, standing social ground by redesigning what is the nature of 'cool' through defining themselves, and living 'outside of the box'; 4. someone who has a social edge, as in the traditional definition of having a margin of superiority, or advantage ('having a slight edge over the competition'), but in terms of social coolness and innovation, that despite being ridiculed by some will stand apart in history as cool; 5. a creative act ahead of its time, often ridiculed at the time of conception but revered later as unique and innovative; 6. an action taken by someone that at one time would have been considered 'uncool,' or ridiculous, but is now considered 'cool,' smart, and often socially courageous.

- First guy: "That guy is so weird he's edged." Second guy: "Yeah. Freakin' cool."
- "You remember when Fonzy in Happy Days went back to school and most people questioned whether it was cool, but then Fonzy declared it cool?" Second guy: "Yeah, that was so edged."
- "Marcel Duchamp's 1917 art piece "Fountain," a signed urinal, was ridiculed when first shown but it was so edged for its time."

by errantshade October 6, 2006