ledge
/ledʒ/Definitions
1. noun
A narrow shelf or platform, often projecting from a wall, used for display or support.
“The museum’s gift shop was situated on a ledge overlooking the city.”
2. noun
The edge of a cliff or steep slope.
“The hikers had to navigate carefully along the ledge to reach the summit.”
3. noun
A narrow strip of rock or ice, often forming a shelf or platform, especially in a mountainous region.
“The rock climber struggled to find handholds on the ledge of the glacier.”
4. verb
To place or position something on a narrow shelf or platform.
“The artist chose to ledge the sculpture on the wall, where it could be admired from all angles.”
5. verb
To put or leave something in a precarious or exposed position.
“She ledged the vase on the edge of the table, where it was in danger of falling.”