by Carmella on September 30th, 2006
It means to be anxious, waiting for something to happen.
For example,
Say you see a child who is climbing a tree, and you're sure will fall and hurt himself. You might be 'on edge' waiting and anticipating the fall.
You could also be considered 'on edge' if you're waiting anxiously and nervously for exam results.
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