English to Hmong Meaning of edibility

Edibility :

noun

Edibility :: edibility

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Definitions of edibility in English

Noun(1) border consisting of anything placed on the edge to finish something (such as a fringe on clothing or on a rug
Verb(1) advance slowly, as if by inches(2) provide with a border or edge(3) lie adjacent to another or share a boundary(4) provide with an edge

Examples of edibility in English

(1) a chemise with lace edging(2) They swooped down and circled around her, wrapping themselves in her curls and playing with the lace edging of her dress.(3) new edging work has been carried out on the sides of the bank(4) In the United States, Victorian English edging tiles appear to have been used chiefly in Savannah, Georgia.(5) Janet chose not to install any edging material: She says the trench was easy to install and serves as a low-maintenance barrier between bed and lawn.(6) If you like, an edging trowel will give you a nice bullnose finish on your corners.(7) It was now time to permanently attach the plastic edging to the case sleeves using an epoxy adhesive.(8) When I applied to the council to erect a gravestone, I was amazed that we were not allowed to place any edging stones around the grave.(9) Critics of edging tiles claimed they were difficult to keep upright and in a straight line and were concerned about their durability.(10) You can rent a gas powered edging tool if shovelling by hand seems like too much work.(11) But if you have loose soil, consider using landscape timbers or another edging material to hold everything in place.(12) The edging for these borders should be selected carefully, not too high to be obstructive, not too low to be a waste of time and absolutely no sharp edges.(13) the crocheted edging of the cloth(14) The juvenile has bold, black edgings on its wings and the nape of its neck, and a black bill.(15) As its name depicts, these carnations are very showy when planted as part of a mixed flower border or as colorful edgings against evergreen shrubs.(16) She will remember the way she feels (her eyes hurt, from staring at lace edgings all day, and she wants to stretch, to sleep, to get some dinner).

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