edgy 
/ˈɛʤi/ adjective
edg·i·er; edg·i·est /ˈɛʤi/ adjective [also more edgy; most edgy] 1 : nervous and tense
▪ Too much coffee makes me edgy. ▪ Why are you so edgy? ▪ People are starting to get edgy [=on edge] about rising prices. 2 : having or showing a harsh or unkind quality
▪ edgy humor ▪ an edgy scene/situation ▪ Their relationship has always been edgy. 3 : new and unusual in a way that is likely to make some people uncomfortable
▪ one of the director's edgier films ▪ an edgy artist
▪ Too much coffee makes me edgy. ▪ Why are you so edgy? ▪ People are starting to get edgy [=on edge] about rising prices.
▪ edgy humor ▪ an edgy scene/situation ▪ Their relationship has always been edgy.
▪ one of the director's edgier films ▪ an edgy artist
— edg·i·ly /ˈɛʤəli/ adverb
▪ edgily funny
/ˈɛʤəli/ adverb ▪ edgily funny
— edg·i·ness /ˈɛʤinəs/ noun
[noncount] ▪ the excitement and edginess in the artist's work [singular] ▪ There was an edginess [=a harsh quality] in her voice.
/ˈɛʤinəs/ noun [noncount] ▪ the excitement and edginess in the artist's work [singular] ▪ There was an edginess [=a harsh quality] in her voice.
