Noun:

फुंदने, झब्बेदार किनारा, झब्बे,

fringe's Usage Examples:

lasiotis, as it differed from the typical form by its larger size, paler and browner colour, smoother skin, longer, finer and redder hair, and the long fringe of hair on the ears.

Olhao has a good harbour at the head of the Barra Nova, a deep channel among the sandy islands which fringe the coast.

The people, belonging to the " Celtic fringe " of Germany, had fallen during the revolutionary period completely under the.

Commagene, where not rocky, and the district lying along the southward drains from its divide (anc. Cyrrhestica), is in better case, enjoying perennial streams which can be utilized, and the fringe of the Tauric rainfall.

Many of those that fringe the Gulf coast are sand-keys, or parts of a new coast formation.

Cebenna or Gehenna), a mountain range of southern France, forming the southern and eastern fringe of the central plateau and part of the watershed between the Atlantic and Mediterranean basins.

Small islands, inhabited by a fishing population, fringe the west coast.

The Mesozoic begins with a Triassic land period in the mainland of Australia; while the islands of the Australasian festoon contain the Triassic marine limestones, which fringe the whole of the Pacific. The Triassic beds are best known in New South Wales, where round Sydney they include a series of sandstones and shales.

But around and north-east of this lake the same wellmarked ranges fringe the plateau and turn their steep north-western slope towards the valleys of the Irkut, the Barguzin, the Muya and the Chara, while their southern base lies on the plateaus of the Selenga (nearly 4000 ft.

Most of the swamp fringe is reclaimable.

Synonyms:

boundary, outer boundary, edge, bound, periphery,

Antonyms:

untreated, unoriented, uncertain, unbound, free,