slodge

N. An unappealing concoction of various household food items that forms a hot meal for the poor, lazy, or both.

Want to try my slodge? I used spaghetti, tuna, black olives, butter, eggs, and ramen beef seasoning.

by Wurdzwerth November 5, 2010

stodge

1. A grouchy old man.
2. A party pooper

1. "Look at that old stodge! He looks like a turtle"
2. "Oh c'mon, don't be such a stodge!"

by Stodge 1 and Stodge 2 January 2, 2009

squodge

n. Post-partum belly fat, the kind you can't get rid of even after the kid has hit kindergarten. See also PODGE.

"OMG, I lost 30 pounds on Weight Watchers (tm) and I still have this squodge!"

by missnell April 4, 2010

skodge

A small or little bit. Similar to smidge or smidgeon.

Could you turn the volumn up a skodge?

by Richard Hundhausen November 30, 2004

squdge

The oozing of mud between one's toes. Heard on a Seattle NPR program titled "Says You!," where a panel of contestants attempt to correctly answer word questions relating to the English language.

The mud squdged as she barefootedly explored the marsh's shore.

by James Miron February 14, 2006

stodge

The dough cleaned out of the bowl at a bakery or bread-shop at the end of the day, then carefully wrapped and put in the dumpster where some economical person might retrieve it. Keeps for ages, is tasty, with sultanas, cheese, ham sometimes.

I don't have to buy stuff, I just get stodge every now and then.

by mangovega May 6, 2010

stodgepipe

A womans vagine

M - "How was the beach?"
F - "Great but I got sand in my stodgepipe"
M - "Rough"

by Claim Name April 28, 2020