edge in
edge in verb: to fit in or accommodate with difficulty; squeeze in.
Verb
edge in (third-person singular simple present edges in, present participle edging in, simple past and past participle edged in)
- To fit in or accommodate with difficulty; squeeze in.
- I usually manage to edge in a swim after work.
Forms of edge in
| third-person singular present | edges in |
|---|---|
| present participle | edging in |
| past participle | edged in |
| past | edged in |
Words that rhyme with edge in
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- chin
- Flynn
- bin
- Quinn
- sin
- tin
- Bryn
- corinne
- inn
- din
- Finn
- grin
- kin
- lin
- linn
- unpin
- Benin
- min
- shin
- violin
- wherein
- within
- akin
- been
- begin
- brin
- chin-chin
- hin
- lyn
- mandolin
- whin
- zoom in
- agin
- agrin
- Arabian jasmine
- blin
- djinn
- Douyin
- gimme some skin
- glyn
- herein
- jinn
- Karin
- kissing kin
- lecithin
- Nguyen
- nin
Questions about edge in
- What does edge in mean?
- Edge in means to fit in or accommodate with difficulty; squeeze in.
- What part of speech is edge in?
- Edge in is a verb.
- What is the past tense of edge in?
- The past tense of edge in is edged in.
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