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edger

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun edger has 2 senses
  1. edger - a person who puts finishing edges on a garment
    --1 is a kind of
    needleworker
    Derived form: verb edge2
  2. edger - garden tool for cutting grass around the edges of a yard
    --2 is a kind of
    garden tool, lawn tool
    Derived form: verb edge2

Definitions from the Web

Edger

Definition:

An edger refers to a tool or device used for creating clean and precise edges on various surfaces, including lawns, driveways, and sidewalks.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun

Senses:

  1. A handheld device used for trimming and defining edges of lawns and other surfaces.
  2. An electrical or gas-powered machine used to create neat edges along driveways and sidewalks.

Usages:

Popular Usage:

Many homeowners rely on edgers to maintain well-defined borders around their lawns.

Proper edging with an edger can significantly enhance the overall appearance of a garden or landscape.

Local Usage:

In some regions, an edger may be called a "lawn edger" or a "sidewalk edger" depending on its primary usage.

Gardeners in the local community frequently opt for lightweight manual edgers for small-scale trimming tasks.

Sample Sentences:

  1. I borrowed my neighbor's edger to tidy up the edges of my garden.
  2. The gas-powered edger made quick work of creating perfectly straight lines along the driveway.
  3. Please be careful while using the edger to avoid damaging any underground utilities.

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