1. tense, nervous, or irritable
2. having a bold, provocative, or unconventional style
Usage: informal
3. having sharp edges or angles

Examples

• She felt edgy before the big presentation.
• The caffeine made him edgy and unable to sit still.
• The artist’s edgy paintings challenged traditional ideas about beauty.
• His edgy sense of humor sometimes offended people.
• The rock had an edgy surface that cut her hand.
• The building’s edgy architecture featured sharp geometric lines.
• After three cups of coffee, I was feeling pretty edgy.