The topmost surface or edge: rim, brim, brink.

The edge, border, rim, margin of anything.

Edge, brim, ‘breast,’ ‘brow.’ rare. (So in Old Norse.)

(probably) Edge, border, brink. Obsolete.

An edge, a border; that part of a surface which lies immediately within its boundary, esp. when in some way marked off or distinguished from the rest…

The border or side of anything; a hem; an edge; a coast. Obsolete except in board seaboard, sea-coast.

A side, edge, brink, or margin; a limit, or boundary; the part of anything lying along its boundary or outline.

gen. A margin, border, edge. Obsolete or archaic.

The line which forms the boundary of any surface; a border, verge. By extension, that portion of the surface of any object, or of a country…

The edge, rim, border, or margin of some object of limited size or extent. Now rare.

of other things. Obsolete, archaic or dialect.

The edge, verge, or rim of something; the border of a country. Obsolete.

An outline, edge, or border of something; a river bank; = margin, n. 1a 1b. Also (occasionally) figurative.

Chiefly in plural: an extremity or boundary of land, which abuts upon neighbouring lands; a point of junction. Hence: a record or account of the…

An edge or border of something; esp. a river bank, shore; = margin, n. 1a 1b.

The border, rim, outer portion, extremity, or tail-end of anything. Also technical (see later quots.) and figurative.

The margin of a cup or any similar vessel; e.g. of a bell.

The edge, margin, verge of a wood, lake, cloud, etc.; the foot or lower slopes of a mountain or hill.

In scientific use; The edge or boundary of a surface. gen.

The fringe which the Israelites were commanded to wear as a reminder of the obligation to keep the law; (gen.) any fringe or border. Now rare.

A narrow strip or margin of land.

gen. A rim, a margin. rare.