Edge

To bring about positive change to someone or something.

He brought Edge to the show. He bought an edge with him as he came on the field. The chair gave him an edge against the fighter

by Saint007 October 8, 2018

Microsoft Edge

Microsoft Edge is Microsoft's browser first released in 2015. The Legacy version of Edge used to use EdgeHTML, the new version now uses Chromium. It's now built-in Windows 10 and Windows 11, meaning it will be installed every time you install Windows 10 or Windows 11 and you cannot normally uninstall it until you use some scripts or registry tricks. Which is what people hate the most.

I just installed Windows 11 AND MICROSOFT EDGE IS INSTALLED BY DEFAULT AAAAAAAAAAA

by slideglide January 21, 2024

Diploma Edging

When a senior or upperclassman drops out of High School right before graduating

Person 1: You hear Chad dropped out?
Person 2: What?! Graduation is literally in a few days! Why?!
Person 1: I don't know, he was Diploma Edging I guess

by yo͝ormämɡā June 12, 2021

Edge Sheeran

Someone (typically a male) who tries to act all tough and cool but cannot pull it off because they have the intimidation level of a baby kitten

"Dude's acting like a total Edge Sheeran, like he thinks he's hot shit, but it's almost adorable because he's really not"

by FoxNews4Kids 2 May 13, 2023

edging

to lock in

i was edging (to lock in) in math class

by Rodger123ABC November 15, 2023

hyper-edging

the action of Edging so quickly that the molecules of the atmosphere around the hand disassociate into a plasma which makes control and communication difficult, typically at speeds of Mach 5-25.

The light created by his hyper-edging session could be seen from miles.

by anonymous May 18, 2024

Negative Edging

used as a joke to point out the ridiculusness of trying to use complicated technical jargon to sound more inteligent

make sure you use Negative Edging when fighting this boss for maximum damage

by JustTheTips July 26, 2024