Referring Clues

• Advantage
• Margin
• Leg up
• Touch of acrimony
• Slight advantage
• Touchiness
• Winning margin
• Handicap
• Periphery
• Nose (out)
• Brink
• Lip
• Just beat
• Fringe
• Barely beat, with "out"
• Cutting part
• Superiority
• Nose out
• Verge
• Head start
• Keenness
• Halftime lead, e.g.
• Border
• Upper hand
• Competitive advantage
• Beat by a nose
• Site of abutment
• Skirt
• Rim
• Sharp quality
• Jumping-off point
• Perimeter
• Sharpness
• Narrowly defeat
• Racer's need
• Sidle
• Greater likeliness to win
• Add fringe to
• Result of honing
• Barely beat
• Cusp
• Ragged part
• Competitive ___
• Better chance
• Beat, but barely
• Drop-off point
• Barely better
• Add a fringe to
• What a sphere lacks
• Trim, in a way
• Beat slightly
• Part of a box
• Rim ... or trim
• Good thing to have in competition
• Just squeeze by
• Hipness
• Part that's sharp
• Scoring advantage
• Beat (out)
• Vantage
• Beat by a point or two
• Sedative target, with "the"
• S.C. Johnson shaving gel
• Sharp part of a knife
• Ax feature
• Sword feature
• Beat by a whisker
• Threshold
• "The Razor's ___" (Maugham novel)
• "The ___ of Night"
• Move sideways
• Cutting side
• Outer limit
• Border line
• Finish the lawn
• Cutting ___
• Blade
• Exciting seat part?
• Liquor could help take it off
• Slight lead
• Neaten the lawn
• Razor feature
• Boundary
• Chisel feature
• Barely win, with "out"
• Narrowly defeat, with "out"
• Move slowly
• Move (toward)
• Cutter
• "Postcards from the ___"
• Inch
• Some live on it (with "the")
• Beat by a whisker, with "out"
• Gillette gel
• Boundary line
• One of a die's dozen
• It may be cutting
• Precipice
• Something bad to be on
• Proceed by moving sideways
• Blade's sharpness
• Sharp side of a knife
• U2 guitarist The ___
• "The ___ of Night" (old soap opera)
• Penetrating quality
• Drop-off spot
• Bono bandmate, with "the"
• Cutting-___ (like the latest technology)
• Hone
• "The City on the ___ of Forever" (classic "Star Trek" episode)
• Move cautiously
• Sword's side
• Tense, after "on"
• Trim or rim
• Go cautiously
• Nervous, after "on"
• Innovative quality
• Outskirts
• It may be jagged
• It can be the difference between winning and losing
• Risky place to live?
• Beat by a hair
• Shaving cream brand
• Place for a fringe
• Neaten, as a lawn
• One of a cube's 12
• Surface boundary
• Competitive ___
• Sharp part of a razor blade
• Outer border
• Barely defeat
• Table border
• Sharp part of a blade
• Razor's sharp part
• Trim
• Barbasol competitor
• What trained athletes look for
• Good thing to have in a competition
• Add fringe to, e.g.
• Head start, e.g.
• Suspenseful part of the seat
• A bit of superiority
• Advance gradually
• Advantageous position
• Add fringe
• Move bit by bit
• "Postcards from the ___"
• Falling-off point
• Tracing place
• Stropping result
• Sword part
• Borderline
• Defeat by a hair
• Whetter's concern
• He's right up there with Bono (with "The")
• You're tense on this
• Defeat narrowly
• Spot for a daredevil
• Stropping target
• Narrow winning margin
• Bad thing to go over
• Sphere's lack
• Word with "jagged" or "ragged"
• Cutting ___ (vanguard)
• Cutting place
• Move stealthily
• Win by a nose
• Athletes look for it
• Honer's concern
• Word with cutting or leading
• Seat's most exciting part?
• Part of a razor
• Work (in)
• Ad in, e.g.
• Shaving gel brand
• Defeat, barely
• "The ___ of Night" (TV soap)
• Unlikely call during a coin flip
• Jumping-off place
• Finish a lawn job
• What a jumpy person is on
• Razor's cutter
• What people are on during a nail-biter
• On ___: nervous
• Word after cutting or leading
• Squeak past
• Sharp part of a razor
• Outer boundary
• Sharp border
• Sword side
• Rim … or trim
• He's right up there with Bono (with "The")
• On ___: nervous
• Move by inches
• Jittery people are on it
• Intense quality
• Lyricist for Broadway’s disastrous “Spider-Man,” with “the”
• "The ___ of Night" (soap opera)
• Beat, barely
• Blade's sharp side
• Where film postcards come from?
• Trim a lawn
• Cutting ___ (most advanced)
• Sharp side of a blade
• Do lawn work
• Frontier
• Blade runner
• Favorable margin
• "The Razor's ___": Maugham novel
• Part of a skate blade
• Table skirt spot
• Best, but barely
• "Losing My ___" (LCD Soundsystem single)
• Meeting place?
• Helpful kind of piece for a jigsaw puzzle doer
• Favorable margin
• Advan-tage
• Ford car
• Move gradually
• Razor part
• Sharp part
• Honer's goal
• Small advantage
• Best by a bit
• Kind of piece in a jigsaw puzzle
• Make sharper
• Do a lawn chore
• See 28 Down
• One of twelve on a cube
• Brim
• Just beat out
• U2 guitarist, with "The"
• Living on the ___
• Part of a blade
• Skate surface
• Tip or top
• Benefit of one-upmanship
• "The ___ of Glory" (Lady Gaga song)
• Outer area
• Slicing side
• Satirical bite
• Razor's feature
• Advanced gradually
• "Postcards from the ___" (1990)
• Word with jagged
• Part of a sword blade
• Dividing line
• Move little by little
• Honed side
• Lawn border
• Business part of a blade
• Limit
• Outer limit 
• Transition point
• Sharpness of voice
• Favorable advantage
• U2 member, with "The"
• Squeak by
• Sharp side
• It's uncomfortable to be on it
• Little advantage
• What a slight favorite has
• Honer's target
• Chisel part
• Slight lead in the polls
• Do some lawn work
• Knife blade
• Sharpen
• Some live on it, with "the"
• Place for the tense
• Coin feature
• Good thing to have when competing
• Home field advantage
• Flange
• Cliff's brink
• Page margin
• Harsh quality
• Blade part
• Inch forward
• Jigsaw puzzler's starting place
• It can get dull
• Narrowly defeat (with "out")
• A razor has one
• A Möbius strip has just one
• Knife feature
• Keen quality
• Advantage, so to speak
• Harsh element
• Competative advantage
• Do a lawn job
• One of a cube's dozen
• Sharp surface
• Gambler's concern
• Windows 10's browser
• Nervous people are on it
• Ice skater's line
• Creep
• Exciting part of a seat?
• Pizza crust, e.g.
• Business part of a knife
• Knife part
• Cliff border
• Better but barely?
• Better than barely?
• Narrow advantage
• Perimeter or border
• Outer rim
• Defeat by a whisker
• Jigsaw puzzler's starting place, usually
• ___ wear (sign of tire underinflation)
• Satirical quality
• Nip at the wire
• Outer margin
• Keenness, as of appetite
• Part of a cutting tool
• Ford crossover SUV
• It's often cutting
• Every knife has one
• Barely beat (out)
• Hem
• Selvage
• "The River's ___"
• The rim
• Part of a cliff
• Blade feature
• Brim or brink
• Move gingerly
• Added boost
• Beat by a bit
• Some red geraniums in the border
• Beat, but not badly
• Dangerous part of a razor
• Sharp knife part
• Advantage, as for an athlete
• A razor has a sharp one
• Part that's sharp, usually
• Sharp part of the knife
• Part of a knife
• Cutting side of blade
• Sharp sword part
• What a sharp razor has
• Part of a sword or razor blade
• Rim or boundary
• U2 guitarist
• What AC/DC's "Razor" is on
• Faith No More "___ of the World"
• Iconic U2 guitarist
• AC/DC "The Razor's ___"
• Larry Mullen, Jr. bandmate
• AC/DC "Razor's ___"
• David Howell Evans nickname
• What Aerosmith is "Livin' on"?
• Minor Threat "Straight ___"
• Aerosmith "Livin' on the ___"
• Stevie Nicks "___ of Seventeen"
• Tokio Hotel "On the ___"
• Member of U2, with "The"
• R&Bers Jagged ___
• Blessid Union of Souls "Standing at the ___ of the Earth"
• Seven Mary Three "Water's ___"
• Yes "Close to the ___"
• Bono's mate
• Advantage (informal)
• Three-speed gears give one the advantage
• Slowly move hands off book
• Advantage of top-cut grass
• Move to the outskirts
• An advantage to the side
• Removal of weight from golf club gives advantage
• A border of bright red geraniums
• Advantage in landed gentry
• Borderline advantage?
• Rim - move gradually
• Not all educated gents may be sharp
• Border guard wants heroin
• The advantage a sword has over a blunt weapon?
• Side dish of potato served without wings
• Border plant needs no introduction
• Balls up, say for side
• Side to progress forward gradually
• Fringe left off the shelf
• Newspaperman gets half inch
• See 23
• Border - advantage
• Side with competitive advantage
• The side with advantage
• Advantage gained when bowler finds it ...
• Battle, but no hill side
• Understandably, one is nervous on it
• Golf club with no front side
• The advantage of retired gentlemen
• A boundary gives us the lead
• The advantage, say, of the French Revolution
• The advantage of keenness
• Squeak past, in sports
• Don't lean too far over it
• Competitive zeal
• Requisite sharpness
• One of 30 on an icosahedron
• Satirical quality, often
• One of 12 in a cube
• Margin or rim
• A marginal advantage
• The advantage being sharp gives one
• Side having the advantage
• Snick a boundary
• Hit unconvincingly, getting boundary
• Inch's advantage
• Club losing initial advantage
• Advantage held by landed gentry
• Boundary is not settled when on it
• Tried generally to keep within the limit
• Red general shows superiority
• Advantage held by favoured generation
• Rim, lip
• Rim, border
• Carefully move hands off accounts book
• Patrolled German section of border
• Side's advantage
• Limit creep
• The advantageous side
• Uncovered account book's margin
• Advance furtively
• One of eight on a square pyramid
• Penetrating nature
• Defeat, just
• Starting jigsaw puzzle piece, usually
• "Postcards From the ___" (Meryl Streep film)
• Side
• The answer to this clue is located on one
• "I'm on the ___ of my seat!"
• Slight advantages on a hill, in battle
• Tighten up a lawn
• Beat at the buzzer
• "Livin' on the ___" (Aerosmith song)
• Well-bred gentleman has an advantage
• Drop-off spot?
• On ___ (tense)
• Advantage of clipped hedges
• Striking quality
• Move slowly to the brink
• Meeting of two sides
• Area next to a steep drop
• "Jagged ___"
• Advantage in battle, if on top of hill
• Saber feature
• See 9
• Inside track
• Word after leading or cutting
• Dropping-off point?
• One of 12 on a cube
• Either of two on some knives
• Roof part
• Border on which one is tense with anticipation
• Border of united Germany
• Cutting-___ technology
• Cutting-___ (pioneering)
• Border of a table
• Advantage retained by retired general
• Just barely beat
• Beat by one run, say
• Nip in the end
• Gritty drama's quality
• Lucky thing to get in Ping-Pong
• Do landscaping work
• Move furtively
• Outdo, barely
• Sharp part of a sheet of paper
• One-run lead, e.g.
• "___ of Tomorrow" (2014 sci-fi thriller)
• Competitive asset
• Trim, as a lawn
• Advantage from the border
• Beat narrowly, with "out"
• Outermost part
• Jigsaw puzzle side
• On the razor's ___
• Investment insurance lacking hard limit
• Trenchant quality
• Advantage, in sports
• Neaten a sidewalk's side
• Part of a sword
• Competitive leg up
• Microsoft browser - or U2 guitarist
• "River's ___"
• Part of a butter knife
• When repeated after "boot," phonetic rendering of Mayor Pete
• Razor's asset
• One of 12 on a die
• Microsoft's browser
• Jigsaw starting piece, usually
• Keenness of voice
• Where die faces meet
• Competitive plus
• Defeat by a small margin
• Yardstick part
• Good place to start on a jigsaw puzzle
• A side's competitive keenness?
• It's of marginal significance
• Cube part
• A keeness to get the advantage
• Side of the bed, generally
• Sword's sharp part
• Surface that cuts
• Live on the ___
• Lucky thing to hit in Ping-Pong
• Crispy part of a brownie
• One of 30 on a regular dodecahedron
• Side of a jigsaw puzzle
• Skate blade part
• Some seed germinating in the border
• Over the ___
• "The ___ of Glory," Lady Gaga hit
• Microsoft browser
• Razor's cutting feature
• Maze component
• Small lead
• Beat by a small margin
• Slim advantage
• Part of a jigsaw puzzle
• Cutting part of a knife
• Strategic starting piece in a jigsaw puzzle
• Head start, say
• "We'll sell you the whole seat, but you'll only need the ___
• "Losing My ___" (LCD Soundsystem song)
• Between adjacent corners
• Apt rhyme of "ledge"
• ___ control
• Crispy portion of a brownie
• Worst thing to go over on a mountain
• Feature of a knife
• Cutting-___ (like modern technology)
• A blade has one
• Preferred brownie piece, for some
• Dull thing on a butterknife
• Business part of a saber
• Razor's cutting part
• Where the crispest brownies are found in a brownie pan
• Little lead
• Lucky hit for a Ping-Pong player
• Microsoft's web browser
• Sharp but appealing quality
• Steak knife feature
• Crunchy brownie piece
• Easy jigsaw piece to place
• Unlikely place for a coin flip to land
• Relatively easy section of a jigsaw puzzle
• Suspenseful part of a seat
• Exciting seat part?
• K) Cutting part of a razor
• Part of a ruler
• Part of a seat
• Intense demeanor
• Outline
• Polygon part
• Part of a ski that cuts into the snow
• Sharpened part of a sword
• Internet Explorer's successor
• Trim, as grass
• Hem, for instance
• A keenness to get the advantage
• Add a border to
• Acerbic humor
• Inch (toward)
• Jigsaw puzzle starting point, often
• ___ case
• Browser with a blue-and-green wave logo