fringe
A decorative border or trim made of hanging threads or tassels.
"The dress had a beautiful fringe that swayed with every movement."
"She attached a fringe to the edge of the curtain to add some flair."
"The rug's fringe was starting to unravel after years of use."
An outer edge or margin.
"The festival attracted a fringe group of artists from various backgrounds."
"He prefers to stay on the fringe of society rather than conform."
"The research focused on fringe benefits of the job that often go unnoticed."
To form or edge with a fringe.
"She decided to fringe the tablecloth for a handmade touch."
"The designer fringed the sleeves of the jacket for a trendy look."
"They plan to fringe the edges of the banner with colorful fabric."
Of secondary importance; marginal.
"The fringe benefits of the job were appealing to many applicants."
"He had a fringe interest in quantum physics that didn't dominate his studies."
"Her fringe ideas were often overlooked in discussions."