Crossword Clues for EDGES

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Knives' sharp parts Newsday 29 Oct 2025
Rounded parts of some tables Universal 20 Oct 2025
Borders The Telegraph Plusword 13 Oct 2025
Strikes not coming off the centre of the bat The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 11 Oct 2025
Borders The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 08 Oct 2025
Cylinder's pair Universal 21 Sep 2025
Noses (out) Newsday 21 Sep 2025
Periphery Thomas Joseph 17 Sep 2025
Barely beats Universal 16 Sep 2025
Sidles; sides The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 09 Sep 2025
Rims The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 30 Aug 2025
Note the seed is to be scattered round the borders (5)
They might be rough or perforated New York Times 18 Jul 2025
Outer boundaries, as where this puzzle's theme answers are located New York Times 09 Jul 2025
Borders Premier Sunday 06 Jul 2025
Fringes, at the -
Verges (5) Mirror Classic 22 Jun 2025
Common spots to start a jigsaw puzzle Wall Street Journal 11 Jun 2025
Borders Wall Street Journal 09 Jun 2025
Defeats by the slimmest of margins
Borders, boundaries
Barely beats Universal 20 May 2025
A cube has 12 Wall Street Journal 17 May 2025
Barely beats, with "out" LA Times Daily 07 May 2025
Cutting sides of blades
Periphery Thomas Joseph 02 May 2025
Borders circumscribed by well-drilled Gestapo (5)
Rough around the ___ (unrefined)
Outside rims of something (5)
A square-based pyramid has eight what? (5)
Pentagon quintet New York Times 22 Mar 2025
Margins, ... of the page
Just barely defeats
Sedge (anag) (5)
Initially everyone dislikes gardeners establishing seasonal borders (5) The Guardian Quick Cryptic 08 Mar 2025
Moves gradually to borders (5)
Beats by one point, e.g.
Inches (towards)
Rims, borders
Verges Mirror Classic 25 Feb 2025
Borders The Telegraph Plusword 22 Feb 2025
Borders of untidy sedge (5) Puzzler Cryptic 22 Feb 2025
Parts of a jigsaw puzzle that many people work on first New York Times 17 Feb 2025
Outer limits Premier Sunday 16 Feb 2025
Components of some polytopes
They're purely peripheral (5)
Parts of furniture that might be baby-proofed
They're used for cutting borders
Used gestures at certain borders
Sell out of ledgeless borders (5)
Journalists, for example, turned up penetrating borders
Margins, borders The Times Concise 17 Jan 2025
Snicks producing boundaries (5)
Far reaches Newsday 21 Dec 2024
Moves slowly aside from such as may be frayed (5)
A cube has 12 New York Times 17 Dec 2024
Borders Thomas Joseph 16 Dec 2024
Hedge set around borders Mirror Cryptic 07 Dec 2024
Margins Mirror Quick 07 Dec 2024
Hedges need the top off - and sides
They're of marginal interest
Beats by one, say
Moves gradually in a tired gesture (5)
Outer borders Newsday 12 Nov 2024
Crimped parts of ravioli New York Times 07 Nov 2024
Extremities LA Times Daily 26 Oct 2024
Outer boundaries USA Today 21 Oct 2024
Moves slowly laterally and shelves fifty ahead (5)
Useful jigsaw pieces The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 11 Oct 2024
Outer boundaries Newsday 08 Oct 2024
Jigsaw puzzle pieces often assembled first
Variable in Euler's polyhedron formula (V - E + F = 2) New York Times 28 Sep 2024
Sharp parts of knives Newsday 25 Sep 2024
They're marginal (5)
Pips to the line The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 17 Sep 2024
Periphery Thomas Joseph 14 Sep 2024
Globes lack them
A cube has 12 of them New York Times Mini 11 Sep 2024
Creeps have advantages (5)
Gradually moves to borders (5)
Hedge set around borders Mirror Cryptic 07 Sep 2024
Margins Mirror Quick 07 Sep 2024
Borders Thomas Joseph 07 Sep 2024
Golf clubs lacking weight to give advantages (5)
Moves slowly to provide sides with slight advantages
A cube has twelve Wall Street Journal 25 Jul 2024
Outlines New York Times 25 Jul 2024
Fringes USA Today 21 Jul 2024
By the grace of God in court backing boundaries The Times Mephisto 14 Jul 2024
Borders The Telegraph Quick 13 Jul 2024
Borders The Telegraph Plusword 11 Jul 2024
Borders of untidy sedge(5)
Rims or borders
Spades put to the bottom of grassy plant borders (5)
Easy parts of a jigsaw puzzle
Often-frayed parts of papyrus New York Times 23 Jun 2024
Vertices + faces - 2 (for convex polyhedra) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 21 Jun 2024
A form of sedge found in borders (5)
Good puzzle pieces to start with New York Times Mini 13 Jun 2024
Borders Thomas Joseph 11 Jun 2024
Borders formed of sedge (5)
Beats by 1 point, say
Most ledges have rims
Borders The Sun Two Speed 02 Jun 2024
False strokes producing boundaries The Sun Two Speed 02 Jun 2024
A cube has twelve of them The Telegraph Mini 02 Jun 2024
Border lines Newsday 29 May 2024
Borders (5) The Guardian Quick 28 May 2024
Makes marginal movement sideways
For example, Des is sent to the borders
Trims garden border a bit at a time (5)
Periphery Thomas Joseph 10 May 2024
Rims LA Times Daily 05 May 2024
Periphery Thomas Joseph 03 May 2024
Trims eg a lawn's perimeter (5)
Outer limits LA Times Mini 26 Apr 2024
Borders Thomas Joseph 13 Apr 2024
Ed begins gesturing at the borders
Moves the boundaries (5)
Toned up (5)
One moves slowly sideways to the borders (5)
Sides and top cut off hedges
Margins Newsday 19 Mar 2024
Boundaries USA Today 09 Mar 2024
Sledge sides have rims (5)
Peripheries USA Today 03 Mar 2024
Moves sideways or gradually (5)
Pollard closely packed trees to expose borders The Guardian Cryptic 28 Feb 2024
The limits of approved gestures (5)
Moves up to see the dog drop the ball in (5)
They're of marginal significance (5)
Plays to slip, in cricket
Beats in a photo finish, say New York Times 02 Feb 2024
Barely beats Wall Street Journal 20 Jan 2024
A cube has twelve of these (5)
Ran away from exploding grenades for flanks (5)
"A little rough around the ___" (5)
Ed starts gesturing at the borders
Outer limits USA Today 30 Nov 2023
Outer limits New York Times 15 Nov 2023
Cube's 12 New York Times 15 Oct 2023
Margins LA Times Daily 22 Sep 2023
Borders Thomas Joseph 01 Sep 2023
Borders The Telegraph Quick 05 Aug 2023
Sword parts Premier Sunday 23 Jul 2023
Borders Thomas Joseph 06 Jul 2023
Periphery Wall Street Journal 01 Jul 2023
Borders Thomas Joseph 29 Jun 2023
A cube has twelve of them
Periphery Thomas Joseph 17 Jun 2023
Noses (out) LA Times Daily 10 Jun 2023
Borders Thomas Joseph 05 Jun 2023
Fringes Universal 26 May 2023
Sides, rims The Times Concise 13 May 2023
Outer boundaries New York Times 10 May 2023
Borders Thomas Joseph 09 May 2023
Verges Newsday 20 Apr 2023
They're farthest from the middle Irish Times Simplex 19 Apr 2023
Barely beats New York Times 15 Apr 2023
Cube's dozen Universal 03 Apr 2023
Rims USA Today 01 Apr 2023
Borders Universal 29 Mar 2023
Periphery Thomas Joseph 25 Feb 2023
Rims Eugene Sheffer 14 Jan 2023
Outer boundaries Universal 12 Jan 2023
Rough around the ___ USA Today 11 Jan 2023
Outer boundaries Newsday 04 Jan 2023
Fringes The Guardian Quick 07 Dec 2022
Outer limits Newsday 02 Dec 2022
See 31-Across Wall Street Journal 16 Nov 2022
12 parts of a dodecagon New York Times 08 Nov 2022
Barely beats (out) LA Times Daily 17 Oct 2022
Outer borders USA Today 14 Oct 2022
Periphery Newsday 06 Oct 2022
Borders of tabletops Newsday 04 Oct 2022
Barely beats Universal 28 Sep 2022
Rims Universal 10 Sep 2022
Outskirts USA Today 01 Aug 2022
Borders Thomas Joseph 29 Jul 2022
Rims The Telegraph Quick 23 Jul 2022
Periphery Thomas Joseph 09 Jul 2022
There are 30 on an icosahedron New York Times 23 Jun 2022
An icosahedron has 30 Universal 18 Jun 2022
Periphery Thomas Joseph 03 Jun 2022
Cube's dozen
They're farthest from the middle Irish Times Simplex 02 May 2022
Lawns' sides Universal 14 Apr 2022
Perimeters The Washington Post Sunday 20 Mar 2022
Jigsaw's outer pieces Newsday 16 Mar 2022
Jigsaw puzzle sides Universal 12 Mar 2022
Steals 6 seconds
Peripheral areas USA Today 20 Feb 2022
Borders The Washington Post Sunday 13 Feb 2022
Rough around the ___ USA Today 10 Jan 2022
A cube has twelve of them
Beats (out) New York Times 23 Dec 2021
Borders Thomas Joseph 13 Dec 2021
Periphery Thomas Joseph 04 Dec 2021
Outer boundaries USA Today 22 Nov 2021
Outer margins USA Today 18 Nov 2021
Melancholy The Washington Post Sunday 31 Oct 2021
Hair that might be swooped USA Today 26 Oct 2021
There are 24 in a cuboctahedron New York Times 24 Oct 2021
Jigsaw starting points USA Today 11 Oct 2021
Periphery Thomas Joseph 08 Oct 2021
Rims The Telegraph Quick 05 Oct 2021
Sides of fried potatoes with no starter Irish Times Crosaire 09 Sep 2021
Periphery Thomas Joseph 04 Sep 2021
Avoids decision ruling out hard borders
Borders Thomas Joseph 30 Aug 2021
Outer boundaries Newsday 30 Aug 2021
They're farthest from the middle Irish Times Simplex 28 Aug 2021
Pyramids typically have eight of them New York Times 24 Aug 2021
Boundaries of a surface Irish Times Simplex 31 Jul 2021
Cusps New York Times 14 Jul 2021
Outer pieces of a jigsaw puzzle USA Today 11 Jul 2021
Boundaries USA Today 01 Jul 2021
A hexagon has six
Beats by a little Family Time 07 Jun 2021
Border lines Newsday 02 Jun 2021
Barely beats Universal 26 May 2021
Rims Eugene Sheffer 08 May 2021
Knives' sharp parts Newsday 03 May 2021
Boundaries USA Today 03 May 2021
Noses out LA Times Daily 02 May 2021
Noses out The Washington Post 02 May 2021
Sides The Times Concise 27 Apr 2021
Moves cautiously Newsday 11 Apr 2021
Fringes USA Today 10 Apr 2021
Borders Thomas Joseph 02 Apr 2021
Knife features Premier Sunday 28 Mar 2021
Narrowly beats (out) New York Times 07 Mar 2021
Inches from hedge sparrow The Telegraph Toughie 04 Mar 2021
Pasek and Paul musical with the song 'Lying There' USA Today 28 Feb 2021
Outer limits The Washington Post Sunday 21 Feb 2021
Outer limits Universal 18 Feb 2021
Outer limits
They're farthest from the middle Irish Times Simplex 08 Feb 2021
Some hair USA Today 01 Jan 2021
Beats by a whisker New York Times 22 Dec 2020
Editor, for example, turning up with small skirts The Telegraph Cryptic 24 Nov 2020
Spades held back in grassy plant borders
Periphery Thomas Joseph 24 Oct 2020
Cube's dozen
Border bits Wall Street Journal 03 Oct 2020
Advances slowly
A 45-Down has 12 USA Today 13 Sep 2020
Blurry area, maybe Jonesin 01 Sep 2020
Outer boundaries USA Today 26 Aug 2020
Trims, as rims Newsday 20 Aug 2020
Borderlines Family Time 16 Aug 2020
Things that spheres lack New York Times 11 Aug 2020
Outer limits USA Today 04 Aug 2020
Peripheral parts Wall Street Journal 01 Aug 2020
Borders The Telegraph Quick 11 Jun 2020
Sharp parts of knives Newsday 09 Jun 2020
Hair that might be laid USA Today 07 May 2020
Outer boundaries Universal 22 Apr 2020
Borders The New Yorker 09 Mar 2020
Cube's dozen The Washington Post Sunday 01 Mar 2020
Far reaches Newsday 29 Feb 2020
Skirts editor agrees oddly to be removed The Telegraph Cryptic 31 Dec 2019
Boundaries of a surface Irish Times Simplex 28 Dec 2019
Borders Universal 16 Dec 2019
Outer pieces of a jigsaw puzzle
A cube has 12 USA Today 06 Dec 2019
Outer limits The Times Concise 08 Nov 2019
Sides of fried potatoes with no starter Irish Times Crosaire 02 Nov 2019
Easy-to-spot jigsaw pieces LA Times Daily 02 Oct 2019
Easy-to-spot jigsaw pieces The Washington Post 02 Oct 2019
What the 'E' of Euler's formula V - E + F = 2 represents New York Times 27 Sep 2019
Ran out of grenades on the borders Irish Times Crosaire 26 Sep 2019
Outer limits Wall Street Journal 26 Sep 2019
Moves cautiously USA Today 28 Aug 2019
Outer limits Newsday 16 Aug 2019
Jigsaw perimeter pieces USA Today 24 Jul 2019
Jigsaw border pieces USA Today 10 Jul 2019
Beats by a small margin New York Times 03 Jul 2019
Knives' sharp sides
Moves with caution Wall Street Journal 24 Apr 2019
Borders The Washington Post 21 Apr 2019
Borders LA Times Daily 21 Apr 2019
Lawn-trimming targets LA Times Daily 16 Apr 2019
Lawn-trimming targets The Washington Post 16 Apr 2019
Outer boundaries Newsday 15 Apr 2019
Eight things on an octagon New York Times 08 Apr 2019
Defeats by one point, say USA Today 27 Mar 2019
Periphery Wall Street Journal 25 Mar 2019
A cube has 12
Borders Newsday 26 Feb 2019
Sides, of which a sphere has none
Barely defeats Newsday 10 Feb 2019
Jigsaw border pieces
Common start for jigsaw solvers
What the "E" of Euler's formula V - E + F = 2 represents
Eight things on an octagon
Beats by a small margin
Defeats by one point, say
Borders
Easy-to-spot jigsaw pieces
Lawn-trimming targets
Jigsaw perimeter pieces
Moves cautiously
Cube's dozen
Moves with caution
Outer limits
Periphery
Cylinder's pair The Washington Post Sunday 30 Dec 2018
Periphery Newsday 28 Dec 2018
Nips New York Times 06 Sep 2018
False strokes producing boundaries The Sun Two Speed 12 Aug 2018
Borders The Sun Two Speed 12 Aug 2018
Sides, like the four of a square
Does lawn work Newsday 26 Jul 2018
Outside limits The Times Concise 12 Jun 2018
Borders Wall Street Journal 11 Jun 2018
Singed areas Universal 10 Jun 2018
Fringe areas Wall Street Journal 04 Jun 2018
A cylinder has two New York Times 06 May 2018
Termination lines Newsday 24 Mar 2018
Where surfaces of cubes meet USA Today 19 Mar 2018
Golf club's evicting wife? Creeps! The Telegraph Cryptic 17 Mar 2018
Beats barely Universal 13 Mar 2018
Boundaries LA Times Daily 12 Mar 2018
Boundaries The Washington Post 12 Mar 2018
Cube's dozen Universal 19 Feb 2018
Brinks LA Times Daily 04 Feb 2018
Brinks The Washington Post 04 Feb 2018
Dozen on a cube Universal 29 Jan 2018
Fringe areas
Dozen on a cube
Cube's dozen
A cylinder has two
Barely beats
Singed areas
Brinks
Nips
Borders
Peripheral parts
Barely defeats USA Today 26 Dec 2017
News chief's entertaining heads of government -- enormous creeps The Telegraph Cryptic 26 Dec 2017
Barely beats The Washington Post 23 Oct 2017
Shelves have no large advantages
Barely beats LA Times Daily 23 Oct 2017
The 12 of a cube Universal 07 Sep 2017
Rims The Chronicle of Higher Education 04 Aug 2017
Borders, rims Irish Times Simplex 01 Aug 2017
Cube's dozen USA Today 28 Jul 2017
Brims Premier Sunday 14 May 2017
Perimeters Thomas Joseph 20 Apr 2017
Margins Newsday 16 Apr 2017
Knives' sharp sides
Cube's dozen LA Times Daily 30 Mar 2017
Cube's dozen The Washington Post 30 Mar 2017
Bounds Thomas Joseph 04 Mar 2017
Takes a trimmer to The Washington Post 20 Feb 2017
Peripheries The Washington Post 16 Jan 2017
Business parts of knives Universal 12 Jan 2017
Cube's dozen
Boundaries
A cube has 12
Barely beats
Business parts of knives
Rims
Cube's dozen
The 12 of a cube
Barely defeats
Limits relaxed gestures partly
Neatens a lawn Jonesin 13 Dec 2016
Beats by a hair USA Today 12 Dec 2016
Periphery The Washington Post 24 Nov 2016
Tops by a slight margin LA Times Daily 26 Oct 2016
The limits of a rock guitarist?
Does lawn work Wall Street Journal 11 Oct 2016
Rims The Telegraph Quick 27 Sep 2016
Barely beats USA Today 08 Sep 2016
Margins Wall Street Journal 06 Sep 2016
Trims, as a lawn LA Times Daily 24 Aug 2016
Rims Premier Sunday 07 Aug 2016
Paper borders LA Times Daily 31 Jul 2016
Cubes have twelve The Washington Post 29 May 2016
Tidies up, as a lawn USA Today 19 Apr 2016
Beats without crushing Wall Street Journal 23 Mar 2016
Fringes Newsday 21 Feb 2016
Flanges Universal 13 Feb 2016
Skirts New York Times 16 Jan 2016
Beats by a nose USA Today 08 Jan 2016
Flanges
Barely beats
Beats by a nose
Outer limits
Trims, as a lawn
Paper borders
Skirts
Die's dozen
Beats by a hair
Applies rickrack to Universal 22 Dec 2015
Does some lawn work USA Today 14 Dec 2015
Boundary lines USA Today 11 Dec 2015
Barely beats Wall Street Journal 11 Dec 2015
Narrowly defeats Universal 04 Nov 2015
Outer margins LA Times Daily 07 Sep 2015
Rough around the ___ USA Today 29 Jul 2015
False strokes producing boundaries The Times Cryptic 14 Jul 2015
Barely bests LA Times Daily 09 Jul 2015
Peripheries Canadiana 15 Jun 2015
Just beats USA Today 16 Apr 2015
Borders Irish Times Simplex 31 Mar 2015
Singed parts, usually USA Today 08 Mar 2015
Slowly moves insect, top to bottom The Telegraph Cryptic 10 Feb 2015
Singed parts, sometimes Universal 29 Jan 2015
Outer margins
Singed parts, sometimes
Narrowly defeats
Applies rickrack to
Cubic dozen
Peripheral portions
Barely beats, with "out"
Drop-off points?
Slight advantages
Barely bests
Outer limits
Barely beats
Singed parts, usually
Rough around the ___
Just beats
Does some lawn work
Boundary lines
Parts of towns where Springsteen finds "Darkness"?
Knives' sharp sides
They may be rough
Jigsaw puzzle starters
Beats by a nose (with "out")
A sphere lacks them
Egyptian pyramid's eight
Applies rickrack to
Rims
Ax parts
Boundaries
Meredith Brooks "Blurring the ___"
Morrissey "The ___ Are No Longer Parallel"
Trims, as bushes
Periphery
Outer boundaries
Fringes
Far reaches
Advantages
Rims
Some rockers have rough ones
Suspenseful parts of the seats
Just nips
Defeats by a whisker
Perimeters
Border lines
Barely beats
Advantages
Creeps
Noses
See 32-Down
Where faces meet
Cubes have 12, spheres none
Perimeter formers
Advantages
A cube has 12 of them
Knives' sharp parts
Where Springsteen finds "Darkness"?
Just squeaks by
East End garden boundaries?
Does some lawn work
Peripheries
Boundaries
Fringe areas
Borders
Where ice skates meet the ice
Where planes meet
Barely beats
Does some yard work
Precarious positions
Geometrical borders
Beats by a nose
Cutting sides
Does lawn work
Does some lawn work
Barely wins
Slight advantages
Some swords have two
Neatens, as a lawn
Cubes have a dozen
Lips
Nips
Beats by a nose
Trims the lawn
Jigsaw puzzle pieces with straight sides
Cube dozen
Fringe areas
Beats by a nose
Borders
Narrowly defeats
They may be filed
They may be rough
Slight advantages
Ball's lack
Parts causing paper cuts, say
Noses out
Borders
Nips
Competitive advantages
A hexagon has six of them
Barely beats
Outer limits
Moves with caution
Beats 1-0, say
Beats, but barely
Rims
Barely defeats
Advantages
Beats 1-0, say
Rims
Perimeter parts
Adds fringe
Boundaries
Just beats (with "out")
Borders of tables
Finishes, as a lawn
Noses (out)
Sphere's lack
Noses out
Pieces jigsaw puzzlers usually start with
Pieces jigsaw puzzlers usually start with
Finishes, as a lawn
Blades' sharp sides
Beats by a little
Verges
Blades' sharp sides
Beats by a little
Outer reaches
Borders
Fringes
Sharp sides
Beats by a nose, with "out"
Moves stealthily
Outer limits
They may be filed
Advantages
Does lawn work
Beats (out)
The outer limits
Advances gradually
Does lawn work
A cube has twelve
A pyramid has six
Competitive advantages
Peripheries
Trims
Sword parts
Singed parts, usually
Border lines
Margins
Rims
Trims
Margins
Sharpens
Squeezes (past)
Squeezes (past)
Beats by a bit
Some swords have two
Narrowly defeats
Advances gradually
Just beats
12 on a cube
Tidies up the lawn
Beats by a bit
Advantages
Barely beats
Margins of superiority
Peripheries
They're cutting, sometimes
Outer limits
Sidles
Cutting parts
A sphere lacks them
Moves crabwise
Cube's dozen
Borders
Boundaries
Margins
Finishes the lawn
Rough around the ___
A cube has twelve
Rims
Brims
Die's 12
They may be rough
A cube has twelve
The E of Euler's formula V + F - E = 2
Fringes
Cube's dozen
Moves with caution
Moves sideways
Just beats
Frontiers
Advances slowly
Just beats
Advantages
Barely wins, with "out"
Boundaries
Puts a hem on
Dagger's pair
A dodecahedron has 30
Just beats, with "out"
Perimeters
Head starts
Tidies up, in a way
Spots for frays
Just beats
Borders
With 31-Across, barely beats
Borders
Competitive advantages
Just beats
With 31-Across, barely beats
Beats by a nose, with "out"
Perimeters
Sharp sides
Skirts
Noses out
Finishes the lawn
Does some lawn work
Noses (out)
Rims
Adds lace
Tidies up the lawn
Borders
Lips
Perimeter
Perimeters
Competitive advantages
A cube has 12
Adds fringe
They can be rough
Cutting sides
Lips
Neatens, as flowerbeds
Paper cut causes
Rims
Wins by a nose
Upper hands
They may need smoothing
Certainly doesn't win in a landslide
Cube's twelve
Beats by a nose
Borders
Advantages
Neatens, as a lawn
Extremities
Extremities
Periphery
Wins by 537 votes, say
Cubes have twelve
Moves cautiously
Slight advantages
Beats by a hair
Noses (out)
Moves with caution
They may be filed
Perimeters
Noses out
Sharp borders
Trims the lawn
Advances bit by bit
Rims
Noses (out)
Applies rickrack to
Noses
Sideslips
Narrow surfaces
Beats by a hair
Rims
They're cutting, sometimes
Singed parts, usually
Does some lawn work
Beats by a hair
Strops
Fringes
Outlines
Bounds
Moves cautiously
Perimeters
Advantages
Limits
Brinks
Flanges
Beats narrowly
Moves gradually
Moves sideways
Sidles
Margins
Trims rims
Does a lawn job
Selvages
Puts fringes on
Sharpens
Plain and deckle
Moves slowly
Creeps slowly
Brinks.
Fringes.
Moves, in a way.
Outer parts.
Borders.
Perimeters.
Draws closer gradually.
Moves little by little.
Extremities.
Razor-blade features
Moves gradually.
Moves slowly.
Inches.
Papercut cutters
Skating strokes.
Wins narrowly.
Wins by a close score
Selvages.
An octahedron has twelve
Some jigsaw pieces
They may be rough and may need smoothing
Cutting sides.
Periphery.
Advances gradually.
Moves by degrees.
Sidles.
Creeps (up on).
Moves along gradually.
Rims.
Sharpens.
Moves cautiously.
Margins.
Easy bits of a jigsaw puzzle
Outskirts.
Sharp sides.
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