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a great mass i looked above me and saw a great wadge of rock jutting out...
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a small loosely compacted mass of material Put a wadge of spinach (or bubble and squeak) on my plate.
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Female bits I like the wadge
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Adjective. Being well-traveled or having been to many places. Person 1: I'm going to Scotland tomorrow.
Person 2: Dude weren't you in France last summer Person 1: yes and I'm going to Africa next year Person 2: that's so wadge Person 1: what part of the world would flying purple people eaters live? person 2: I don't know, let's ask Johnny, he's pretty wadge. |
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Cramped, lacking in space. Invented as a short slang used among members of the Yakabakakas Massive to avoid sounding posh when talking about lack of space. It's pretty wadge in here isn't it?
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Oi mate, don't make me get my wadge out.
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