deckle-edged
deckle-edged adjective: having a deckle edge.
Adjective
deckle-edged
- Having a deckle edge.
- From-time to time the book tilted and wobbled in his lap, and the weight of the deckle-edged pages pressed on his erection through the sleek black nylon.2004, Alan Hollinghurst, chapter 11, in The Line of Beauty […], London: Picador, →ISBN
- Rough-edged like uncut paper.
- We turn a corner and the world becomes a pattern of arteries, splashed with silver and deckle-edged with shadow.1957, Lawrence Durrell, Justine, Faber, page 116
Questions about deckle-edged
- What does deckle-edged mean?
- Deckle-edged means having a deckle edge.
- What part of speech is deckle-edged?
- Deckle-edged is an adjective.
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