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I have also seen "edging" used in card games in place of "next to", which refers to cards that are touching in a non-orthogonal manner. Of course this could harken back to the discussion about creating new and possibly confusing terms in place of commonly accepted and understood ones.
ReplyDeleteCan you use "edging" in a sentence?
ReplyDeleteAdjacent. With a diagram.
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