edges
21fray at the edges — To wear, (figurative) become problematic or unmanageable, or (of someone s patience or temper) begin to run out • • • Main Entry: ↑fray * * * ˌfray at/around the ˈedges/ˈseams f12 idiom to start to come apart or to fail • Support for the leader… …
22fray around the edges — fray around/at the edges to start to become less effective or successful. This songwriting partnership began to fray at the edges after both partners got married …
23fray at the edges — fray around/at the edges to start to become less effective or successful. This songwriting partnership began to fray at the edges after both partners got married …
24rough around the edges — If someone is rough around the edges, they haven t mastered something, though they show promise …
25rough edges — If something has rough edges, it is still not a finished product and not all of a uniform standard …
26moist around the edges — mod. alcohol intoxicated. □ Charlie is more than moist around the edges. He is soused. □ Didn’t that guy seem a little moist around the edges? …
27fraying at the edges — fraying at/around/the edges phrase gradually being destroyed or becoming weaker Support for the proposals was fraying at the edges. Thesaurus: broken, torn or damagedsynonym Main en …
28fraying around the edges — fraying at/around/the edges phrase gradually being destroyed or becoming weaker Support for the proposals was fraying at the edges. Thesaurus: broken, torn or damagedsynonym Main en …
29rough around the edges — having a few imperfections until we clean up and lay down the new carpet, it s going to look a little rough around the edges ■ not refined Donnie is a bit rough around the edges, but she loves him …
30fray around the edges — ˌfray at/around the ˈedges/ˈseams f12 idiom to start to come apart or to fail • Support for the leader was fraying at the edges. Main entry: ↑frayidiom …