edh

British

/ ɛð /

noun

a character of the runic alphabet ( ð ) used to represent the voiced dental fricative as in then, mother, bathe. It is used in modern phonetic transcription for the same purpose Compare theta thorn

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“People love making EDH decks built around their Dungeons and Dragons character,” Burden said.

From The Verge

“And EDH, in particular, lends itself to self-expression.”

From The Verge

“There’s just so much visual variety that you can put into a Magic deck. And EDH, in particular, lends itself to self-expression.”

From The Verge

“It’s obscene how much this thing is worth. I get uncomfortable even just thinking about it. But it’s got like one copy of all those insane reserve list cards that I then use in 24 EDH decks that don’t have the actual copy in it. I have my proxy that’s got my own art on it.”

From The Verge

“Does it help weave a narrative against her as someone who’s not a progressive? Yeah,” said Eric Hacopian, a political consultant with EDH & Associates.

From Los Angeles Times

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