wodge 

(n.)

An overlarge or ungainly slice or hunk of something, esp. food. From the Sylvia Plath novel "The Bell Jar." Believed to be derived from "wedge," n.

Hey Momma, serve me up another wodge of your delicious pecan pie!

wodge by Amos the Puppyfucker May 23, 2009

wedges and veges 

1.)
To eat potato wedges, and vegetables in the same dish.
2.)
A diet consisting of such meals.

note: usually accompanied by the word 'mate'

1.)
Canteen worker: ye?
Jake: Wedges n' veges mate

2.)
Jake: u bin workin out pal??!
Mike: nah wedges and veges mate!
Jake: nice

wedges and veges by c0medy112 February 24, 2007

Wodger 

noun. One who does all the easy jobs and leaves all the hard shit to his colleagues.

See also Wodge and Wodging

"Pete's a lazy f*cking Wodger"

Wodger by solihullslim April 15, 2004

Spicy Jack Cheese Wedges 

The most delicious pieces of breaded and deep fried cheese around. The only place to get them is at O'Charleys

"the spicy jack cheese wedges from O'Charley's are the best"

Spicy Jack Cheese Wedges by Misti Flynn June 27, 2008

Wodies 

Your crew. Your entourage. Your teammates. Your inner circle of friends.

Im with my wodies. I be riding round town with my wodies.

Wodies by Belladeyanira May 8, 2018

wedges 

A type of shoe, with a round toe and thicker platform sole in the front that narrows towards the back. Wedges have no actual "heel". They look cool if you want to look more "mainstream" but do not actually want to buy spike heels.

I have black leather wedge sandals with a 4.5 inch sole. They felt very uncomfortable at first because I had never worn a wedge heel before, but now they feel fine.

wedges by marla x0 December 21, 2004

wodge 

noun, a large armount. Like a wedge but rounder.

He showed me a big wodge of tenners.

wodge by el foo November 1, 2006