Similar words: dredge up, charge up, sponge up, hinge upon, edge, sedge, wedge, edged. Meaning: v. push one's way into (a space).
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1. The retail price index for September is expected to show inflation edging up to about 10.8 per cent.
2. He edged up to her.
3. He edged up on her.
4. Prices edged up 2% in the year to December.
5. Inflation has edged up to 5% over the last two years.
6. Inflation is edging up.
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7. Profits have edged up.
8. After the lecture Jack edged up to the speaker and asked him for his autograph.
9. The market was holding firm and edging up.
10. Load factor edged up to 52. 2 % from 51. 4 %.
11. Wall Street edged up 0.9% and the world index gained 1.2%.
12. With the volume level edged up to the danger zone, Rattle's conception clicks into place.
13. Northern Rock closed at 463p on the first day of trading in October 1997 and have edged up marginally to about 513p.
14. As you edge up to the line, keep nudging into wind as this will create a small gap downwind.
15. November output edged up a preliminary 0. 1 % from October but tumbled 3. 7 % from November 1994.
16. Shares in Morgan edged up 1p to 469p last night.
17. We edged up along a steep, snowy ridge and over the heaven-scraped granite to the top.
18. As the national minimum wage was edged up, so the position altered.
19. Unemployment will edge up, but not by much.
20. The number of visitors could edge up.
21. Edge up at the Rainbow smile.
22. It continues to edge up , albeit a slowing pace.
23. Bargain hunters, while sales edge up, the bear market loss is less money.
24. Others experts believe the rate could edge up next year to ward off inflation.
25. It continues to edge up , albeit at a slowing pace.
26. Prices have been stable for a while, but they are beginning to edge up again now.
27. Add the peanut oil, then add the dumplings, pleated edge up, in a single layer.
28. Prices have been static for months, but are now beginning to edge up.
29. They line roads and streams and hem in the woods and surround towns, and they crowd into back yards and edge up to gas stations.