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fringy

ADJECTIVE
  1. at or constituting a border or edge
    the marginal strip of beach

How To Use fringy In A Sentence

  • This shrub offers burgundy-green foliage and hot pink, fringy blooms primarily in late winter-spring.
  • What really concerns me over and over again is the attention we give to the nutcases on the fringy right — Dick Cheney first and foremost. Matthew Yglesias » The Security Line Threat
  • Rachael had now put on a black skirt, with a fringy sea-blue v-neck top, and was prancing around the room, her arms extended.
  • The difference: Paul is "fringy" in a way almost entirely acceptable to the party establishment -- he doesn't threaten them. Ron Paul Has More Cash On Hand Than John McCain!
  • I'm sure there are "fringy" people at some of these events, but it wouldn't surprise me if journalists found the three weirdest people at a demonstration and used their remarks to paint a portrait of a frothing right-wing mob. Libertarian Blog Place
  • He had a long fringy white-and-gray beard, and a very kind and abstracted manner, and he smelled of garlic and sour cream. WICKED: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE WICKED WITCH OF THE WEST
  • The delegates didn't have time for their fringy nonsense, the press didn't care, and the protesters were not serious.
  • The magazine had science articles - in retrospect often pretty "fringy" or pseudoscience-based, yet always interesting Biology in Science Fiction
  • I examined microscopically and compared with the hair of fair and blue-eyed persons, the hair of negroes, and as a matter of curiosity with the reindeer hair and the hair-like appendage found on the fringy extremity of the baleen plates in the mouth of a "bowhead" whale. The First Landing on Wrangel Island With Some Remarks on the Northern Inhabitants
  • You could figure out, if you had the inclination and the time, who in a given year was friends with whom and who had dated whom, and who had been popular, or athletic, or weird and fringy.
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