cleanedges
verbUK /ˈkliːnɛdʒɪz/
US /ˈklinɛdʒɪz/
To clean the edges of something so they look neat.
She cleanedges the cookie cutters after baking.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To remove rough bits from the borders of a craft or fabric.
He cleanedges the felt before sewing the pieces together.
3. To wipe the rims of plates or bowls before serving.
The waiter cleanedges each plate before bringing it to the table.
4. To tidy the outer lines of a drawing or design.
The artist cleanedges the sketch with a fine eraser.