Similar words: trimmed, immediate, immediately, simmer, dimmer, immerse, immense, glimmer. Meaning: [rɪm] 
adj. having a rim or a rim of a specified kind.
adj. having a rim or a rim of a specified kind. 
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31. He wore very dark blue shirts, a lemon - yellow tie, and horn - rimmed glasses.
32. Then he took his wire rimmed glasses and polished them absentmindedly on his flannel shirt.
33. Dr Vidal was a sallow young man with metal - rimmed glasses.
34. The discus is a steel - rimmed hardwood or metal circular platter.
35. Lemon zest sprayed, rimmed and dropped in or Half sugar rim,(http://sentencedict.com/rimmed.html) on the outside of the glass only.
36. His silver - rimmed glasses accented a few gray streaks in his dark hair.
37. Aunt Sybil had pink - rimmed azure eyes and a waxen complexion.
38. Under a broad - rimmed hat he wore his ivory-white hair in a tail.
39. Your red - rimmed eyes reveal that you have been crying.
40. He was a tall man and wore steel - rimmed spectacles.
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