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ledge

[lej] / lɛdʒ /


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Crandell and Mullineaux hadn’t found any indication that a deadly cloud of hot gas erupting from Mount St. Helens in the past 4,500 years had ever made it up to this ledge.

From Literature

Some tourists have resorted to hiding trash in hedges or leaving plastic bottles or cups on ledges.

From The Wall Street Journal

The shrub—which was, up close, a stunted little tree, smaller than him—grew from a ledge: four feet across and ten inches deep.

From Literature

Mostly we’re going around, halfheartedly dusting ledges that don’t need to be dusted.

From Literature

Twelve-year-old Nico Antic had been jumping off a rock ledge with friends on 18 January when he was attacked by what authorities suspected was a bull shark.

From BBC