Edgy Definition

ĕjē
edgier, edgiest
adjective
edgier, edgiest
Irritable; on edge.
Webster's New World
Having an edge or edges; sharp.
Webster's New World
Having outlines that are too sharp.
Webster's New World
Innovative, daring, unconventional, etc.
Webster's New World

(entertainment/advertising jargon): on the edge between acceptable and offensive; pushing the boundaries of good taste; dodgy.

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Other Word Forms of Edgy

Adjective

Base Form:
edgy
Comparative:
edgier
Superlative:
edgiest

Origin of Edgy

  • edge +‎ -y

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Edgy Sentence Examples

  • She was edgy again after the hour it took to relax.

  • She was edgy enough in the car with him.

  • Wired energy made him edgy and his step quick.

  • He was edgy already.

  • Now, she was edgy and terse with him.

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