raggededge
nounUK /ˈræɡɪd ɛdʒ/
US /ˈræɡɪd ɛdʒ/
A rough, uneven edge that looks torn or jagged.
The old blanket had a ragged edge where it was torn.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The most extreme or risky part of a situation.
He lived on the ragged edge of danger every day.
3. A worn or frayed border on fabric or paper.
The map's ragged edge showed it had been folded many times.
4. A sharp, irregular outline on a rock or cliff.
We climbed carefully along the ragged edge of the cliff.