Wedged

To get done over or to be badly beate. This usually results in you being wounded.

Callum got wedged when he lost an arm wrestle to Iyron.

by Tykie04 February 12, 2021

wedged up

To be in possession of a significant amount of cash. From the English use of the term 'wedge'.

He's going out tonight so he'll be wedged up.

by Lindsay Crofton May 30, 2007

Flap Wedged Eagle

Someone who wears ridiculously short shorts, therefore giving oneself a fanny wedgie, with an alluring hint of flap

Often caused by wearing flap shorts . . .

When you go to an electro festival and you spot one, you say to your mate "flap wedged Eagles passing by" and you both turn and check out her ass outside her wedgie shorts with an alluring hint of flap

by Fanny Dicksin January 12, 2013

wedgehead

A Wedgehead is a member of the British Army's Royal Engineers. The expression dates back to when the Royal Artillery ran away in Crimea forcing the Engineers to rescue their guns before the Russians stole them. In the chaos, they used dead infantry officers' bodies to wedge the wheels to stop the cannons rolling downhill.

See that Wedgehead over there? He is thick as mince and a complete waste of rations.

by Bumsnorkler March 4, 2019

skyler wedge

he is sexy and can pull any girl in the world he is awsome and ahtletic

he is skyler wedge

by sky wege cool May 12, 2017

Salad Wedge

When your girl slobbers up your bung hole good by tossing your salad and without warning takes full advantage of your wet quivering ass shoves one or more of her fingers deep inside.

Rachel gave me the salad wedge last night and a prostate orgasm too.

Braaaaahhh. Your mom surprised me yesterday and gave me the salad wedge. Hope she washed her hands before she made your dinner.

by Eaton Holgoode April 25, 2017

rusty sand wedge

1. A golf club, used for short shots and out of hazards (e.g., bunkers) in the sport of golf, which has acquired an oxidized patina or surface either artificially or in the course of its use.

2. A cunning reference to seemingly innocuous yet ultimately crude phrases, e.g.., rusty trombone, most often in conjunction with an apparent double entendre, often in mocking, tongue-in-cheek protest to the brackishness of the former.

1. Lots of golfers use a rusty sand wedge to increase spin and block glare.

2. I spent my afternoon slapping balls with a rusty sand wedge.

by Matthew Rotch September 30, 2017