top edge

1. noun In cricket, a hit that goes off the top edge of a bat held sideways. I think I can get a top edge against this bowler.

2. verb To hit the ball in such a way. Albert just top edged the ball.

See also: edge, top

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(If sheets have a pattern that requires centering, center the comforter across them, 2 inches from top edge. Trim top and side edges to 3/4 inch larger than comforter.

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Mother made a gathered, ruffled skirt from a flowered print cotton fabric that was attached around three sides of the top edge with decorative tacks; it opened down the front for access to the shelf inside, like curtains coming together.