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edgy

[ej-ee] / ˈɛdʒ i /


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"People are increasingly concerned, feeling edgy and feeling alone," she says.

From BBC

Meanwhile, podcasts have taken off, with stars like Joe Rogan drawing huge audiences to their broadcasts and video feeds and inhabiting much of the edgy space Stern used to own.

From MarketWatch

"I was a bit edgy today but to finish with that one, I've been doing that all week," Cross told Sky Sports.

From BBC

“The home is really welcoming and cozy, and the art gallery is inspiring and a little bit more edgy.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Perhaps not surprisingly, Carr later looked a bit edgy about the upcoming round table, telling Cat Burns his Shakepearean moment was "so obvious".

From BBC