The phrase "edgy face" is not a complete sentence, but it can be used as a descriptive phrase in written English.
It would typically be used to describe someone's expression or demeanor as being tense, nervous, or on edge. Example: As she waited for the announcement of the winner, her edgy face revealed the mix of excitement and anxiety she was feeling.
In the edgy face-off against Mr Chávez, Colombians feel it was their man who kept his cool and emerged the winner.American labour unions and international human-rights groups make much of the fact that trade unionists are murdered in Colombia, and that few of the assassins are investigated and brought to trial.
With art and hip-hop slathered on the surface, gentrification takes an edgy new face.
Known for his thin, edgy look and tattoos, in 2008 he was named the face of Marc by Marc Jacobs.
Two minutes of jungle rhythms and syncopated red lighting tumbled into the band's 1981 hit Start Me Up, with Keith Richards and Ronnie Woodd's edgy guitar facing off in a duel, and Mick Jagger storming down front of stage, taking ownership of the audience, then keeping it for the next two hours.
Suddenly edgy, Murray faced break point in his next service game and was then broken trying to close out the match.
Politicians have not been forecasting such dramatic changes this year, but with four days until the election they remain edgy in the face of a country obviously dissatisfied with the status quo.
You lose out, in humiliating fashion, so you go to Ibiza and return with a newfound sense of youth and something edgy on your face and then someone wants a selfie … Because you've been wearing the same dad jeans and deep Vs for the past 16 years and are in desperate need of an upgrade.
Walking around with a bunch of makeup on designed to make you look "edgy" can make you look like an idiot.However, others prefer to use their face as a canvas, so feel free to experiment.
The two friends, both English, met in East London in the early '80s when it was routine for makeup artists and hair stylists to do repeated test shoots for jobs at edgy magazines like The Face and i-D.
