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brim
noun as in edge of object, usually the top
Example Sentences
Last June, on a sweaty summer evening, in our 550-square-foot Brooklyn apartment filled to the brim with towers of stacked moving boxes, my partner and I took a final appraisal of what our cross-country move to New York City had officially cost us.
I had this big USA hat with a long brim, and I remember trying to cover it in the pins.
Our dining table was always filled to the brim with an elaborate spread of homemade entrees and sweets.
However, there were some slight changes that one fan took issue with online — namely, the fact that Elphaba's eyes were visible and not covered by the brim of her witch's hat, as in the original Playbill — so they changed it.
A few puffs later, Noel Telles looked out from under the wide brim of his Ace Hardware sun hat and offered his own assessment.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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