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ledgy

[lej-ee]

adjective, ledg·i·er, ledg·i·est.

having ledges.

Origin:
1770–80, Americanism; ledge + -y¹

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ledge (lɛdʒ)

—n
1.	a narrow horizontal surface resembling a shelf and projecting from a wall, window, etc
2.	a layer of rock that contains an ore; vein
3.	a ridge of rock that lies beneath the surface of the sea
4.	a narrow shelflike rock projection on a cliff or mountain

[C14 legge, perhaps from leggen to lay¹]

'ledgy

—*adj*

ledged

—*adj*

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