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fringes

n. (plural of fringe English) vb. (en-third-person singular of: fringe)

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They even find a way to bring the Albertan ultra-rightists in on it, plus other provincial fringes, so it looks to O.

She was coated in brown, downy feathers, a useful camouflage in the forest fringes where her kind had evolved as hunters of carrion and eggs.

Torr at his side he walked through the fringes of the forest, studying sterculias and palms.

But it was a dying world, overheated by its sun, the life-forms restricted to the fringes of a desert continent.

The Inca, they relate, also caused to be made a great woollen chain of many colours, garnished with gold plates, and two red fringes at the end.

Hundt Act, the low-watt fringes of the FM band are the only part of the Wireless Spectrum still licensed for public broadcast.

Cut off from the happy din at the fringes, red eyed in a hellish play of lamplight, the bald brute licked broken teeth.

If to direct eyesight, no design appeared evident, the far fringes of peripheral vision sometimes tagged his tracery in hair-fine trailers of phosphor.

Keldmar awaited his appointment on a cushioned stool, a goblet of good wine in his hand, while the tap of bullion fringes edging velvet hangings whispered of pending storm.

Erlien tapped his weapon hilt, the fringes on his buckskins the only ripple in resinous air.

No less tired, his buckskins patched dark on his shoulders and his fringes flecked in hacked leaves, Erlien lowered his blade, braced the pommel against his hip, and, deliberately stripped to the waist.

Sorry, now, for his choice to secure his ship on the fringes to stay clear of tangled anchor lines and crowding, the brig captain gave clipped surrender.

He forced the psynergy into the fringes of his body and held it there for as long as he could.

At the bottom he saw shells, some lighted around the fringes, some glowing in patterns.

The tidal-locked Ly-cilph world coasted along seventy thousand kilometres above the tenuous outer fringes of the magnetosphere, beyond the reach of the worst radiation.