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11ledge — kent·ledge; ledge·less; ledge·man; ledge; ledge·ment; …
12Ledge — Un ledge de skatepark, au premier plan à droite du rail. A sa gauche, un curb Pour les skateboarders, un ledge (signifiant rebord ) est une catégorie particulière de mobilier urbain ou de module de skatepark, au même titre qu un plan incliné (ou… …
13ledge — UK [ledʒ] / US noun [countable] Word forms ledge : singular ledge plural ledges 1) a narrow surface that continues out from the side of a cliff, wall, or other surface They were perched on a narrow ledge near the cliff top. 2) a narrow shelf at… …
14ledge — [[t]le̱ʤ[/t]] ledges 1) N COUNT A ledge is a piece of rock on the side of a cliff or mountain, which is in the shape of a narrow shelf. 2) N COUNT A ledge is a narrow shelf along the bottom edge of a window. She had climbed onto the ledge outside …
15ledge — noun Etymology: Middle English legge bar of a gate Date: 1535 1. a raised or projecting edge or molding intended to protect or check < a window ledge > 2. an underwater ridge or reef especially near the shore 3. a. a narrow flat surface or shelf; …
16ledge — noun a collection of teapots on the ledge a rock ledge Syn: shelf, sill, mantel, mantelpiece, shelving; projection, protrusion, overhang, ridge, prominence …
17ledge — also See safety ledge special ledge …
18ledge — short for legend Commentator, He shoots, he scores. What a ledge …
19ledge — short for legend Commentator, He shoots, he scores. What a ledge …
20ledge — n British a person of note and/or outstanding qualities. The abbreviation of legend is used ironically and scathingly about a conceited person, usually male. ► He thinks he s a bit of a ledge. (Recorded, secondary school pupil, Lon don, October… …
