Where the wine meets the edge of the glass, useful in describing color variation in a wine.

The part of the shoe where the foot enters. Another term for collar or top line.

1794, "to fit with a rim," from rim (n.). Sexual senses from 1920s, some perhaps influenced by ream (v.). Related: Rimmed; rimming.

Also known as a collar or top line, the area of the shoe that is furthest away from the outsole; the place where the foot enters the shoe.

The edge of the hole cut in the green.

Thinner edge of color around falls or standards.

The outermost part of the wheel. The tire mounts to the rim. On bicycles with caliper hand brakes (not disc brakes), the rim is part of the braking system.

term for the upper edge of the cup where the ball will often roll before —yes, going in!

See lip

The edge of the hole. A ball that goes around the cup without falling in is said to have rimmed the hole, or to have ringed, skirted, upped, lapped or looped it. It may also be said to have curled, ci [..]

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the outside edge of something round, like the rim of a wheel

The outermost part of the wheel. The tire mounts to the rim. On bicycles with caliper hand brakes (not disc brakes), the rim is part of the braking system.

The flanged portion of the head of a rimfire cartridge, certain types of centerfire rifle and revolver cartridges and shotshells. The flanged portion is usually larger in diameter than the cartridge or shotshell body diameter and provides a projecting lip for the firearm extractor to engage so that the cartridge or shotshell may be extracted from t [..]

The outer metal hoop of a bicycle wheel. The rim does not include the spokes, or the hub.

Verb. To stimulate a persons anus with the tongue for sexual pleasure.

A hard backlight, is generally on the same level as the subject, that casts more light than the key light. (Lighting)

kidney.

(n) the shape of a raised edge of a more or less circular object(n) (basketball) the hoop from which the net is suspended(n) the outer part of a wheel to which the tire is attached(n) a projection use [..]

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The outer edge of a bare wheel. A hub-cap sometimes sits within this. Rocker Panel

The item that supports the tire. It may consist of one piece (tubeless drop center type) or two or three pieces (tube type).

The outermost part of the wheel. The tire mounts to the rim. On bicycles with caliper hand brakes (not disc brakes), the rim is part of the braking system.

The metal edge of the wheel. The bead then sits on this rim and holds the tyre to the wheel.

To rim a glass, first wet the rim with a lime, or the lime juice in a rimmer, then gently press the rim of the glass into a saucer of salt (for margaritas and Bloody Marys), celery salt (for Bloody Ca [..]

Some drinks call for salt or sugar on the rim of a glass, such as Margaritas.

Notched plate, of capstan or windlass, in which a pawl can engage. 2. Top Rim.'

Means "white antelope" in Arabic.

A flange at the base of a cartridge case that provides purchase for the firearm's extractor to grasp and remove or eject the spent case.  Photo

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 See Bar.  Roll : To throw the dice, or the numbers thrown. An opening roll of 3-1 is usually used to make your 5 pt.

The outermost part of the wheel. The tire mounts to the rim. On bicycles with caliper hand brakes (not disc brakes), the rim is part of the braking system.

On a cartridge case, the lip or flange around the case head, which provides purchase for the extractor claw. Initially all cases had projecting rims, i.e. rims larger in diameter than the case body, f [..]

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Means "white antelope" in Arabic.