lidge Sentence Examples
- The climber cautiously clung to the sheer rock face, his fingers gripping the tiny lidges.
- The old farmhouse had a rusted tin lidge that creaked ominously in the wind.
- The lidge of the mountain cut a sharp silhouette against the sunset sky.
- The narrow lidge provided a precarious path along the treacherous cliff.
- The hikers carefully negotiated the slick lidge, using ropes for safety.
- The wooden lidge of the table had been worn smooth by centuries of use.
- The bonnet had a wide lidge that shaded the wearer's face from the sun.
- The lidge of the pot was slightly ajar, allowing steam to escape.
- The bird built its nest on a small lidge high up in a tree.
- The earthquake caused the lidge to collapse, sending rocks tumbling down the mountainside.
lidge Meaning
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lidge (n.)
Same as Ledge.
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Same as Ledge.
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The climber cautiously clung to the sheer rock face, his fingers gripping the tiny lidges.
The old farmhouse had a rusted tin lidge that creaked ominously in the wind.
The lidge of the mountain cut a sharp silhouette against the sunset sky.
The narrow lidge provided a precarious path along the treacherous cliff.
