| SEDGE | • sedge n. Any plant of the genus Carex, the true sedge, perennial, endogenous herbs, often growing in dense tufts… • sedge n. Any plant of the family Cyperaceae. • sedge n. Any of certain other plants resembling sedges, such as Gentiana rubricaulis and Andropogon virginicus. |
| SEDGY | • sedgy adj. Of, pertaining to, or covered with sedge. • SEDGY adj. bordered by sedge. |
| SEDGED | • sedged adj. Made of or composed of sedge. • SEDGED adj. bordered by sedge. |
| SEDGES | • sedges n. Plural of sedge. • SEDGE n. a plant like a grass but with solid stem. |
| DISEDGE | • disedge v. To deprive (something) of an edge; to render blunt; to blunt or dull. • disedge v. (Rare) To take the edge off (someone’s) hunger; to satiate. • DISEDGE v. (Shakespeare) to deprive of an edge; to blunt. |
| SEDGIER | • sedgier adj. Comparative form of sedgy: more sedgy. • SEDGY adj. bordered by sedge. |
| DISEDGED | • disedged v. Simple past tense and past participle of disedge. • DISEDGE v. (Shakespeare) to deprive of an edge; to blunt. |
| DISEDGES | • disedges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disedge. • DISEDGE v. (Shakespeare) to deprive of an edge; to blunt. |
| NUTSEDGE | • nutsedge n. (US) Any of certain species of invasive perennial sedge, of the genus Cyperus, that have edible, nutlike tubers. • NUTSEDGE n. any of various American sedges, also NUTGRASS. |
| SEDGIEST | • sedgiest adj. Superlative form of sedgy: most sedgy. • SEDGY adj. bordered by sedge. |
| DISEDGING | • disedging v. Present participle of disedge. • DISEDGE v. (Shakespeare) to deprive of an edge; to blunt. |
| NUTSEDGES | • nutsedges n. Plural of nutsedge. • NUTSEDGE n. any of various American sedges, also NUTGRASS. |
| SEDGELAND | • sedgeland n. Land where sedge grows in abundance. • SEDGELAND n. land where sedge grows. |
| SEDGELANDS | • sedgelands n. Plural of sedgeland. • SEDGELAND n. land where sedge grows. |