Fringe | Mean of fringe in English Dictionary

/ˈfrɪnʤ/

• Noun
• a border made of hanging threads used to decorate the edge of something (such as clothing, rugs, and curtains)
1. a lampshade with a fringe
• a narrow area along the edge of something
1. a fringe of moss around the tree
2. Scientists were measuring temperatures at the outer fringes of the atmosphere.
• an area of activity that is related to but not part of whatever is central or most widely accepted
1. a party on the political fringe
2. the conservative/liberal fringe
3. a fringe topic
4. published in a fringe journal
5. fringe theater
6. the fringe element
7. fringe activists

• the front section of hair cut short and worn over the forehead
1. She wears her hair in a fringe.
• on the outer edge of something
1. They lived on the fringe of the forest.
2. He has been working for years on the fringes of the entertainment industry.
• Verb
• to decorate (something) with a fringe
1. a fringed leather vest
• to go along or around (something)
1. A jungle fringed the shore.