wedged

screwed up, mangled, generally broken, especially when applied to a device or person "stuck" in a non-functional mode

This computer is really wedged.
John is really wedged about this.

by twf January 8, 2004

The Wedge

a WPI term used to describe the section that connects two of the freshman dorms. it also connects to NetOps, which usually sucks at keeping the network operational. The Wedge is the usual hangout of the wedge rats on friday nights.

I'll meet you in the wedge before lunch

by Howard Assmunch February 7, 2005

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.

by marla x0 December 22, 2004

Wedged

The state in which you are "wedged" between being awake and asleep. This is the point of the night in which everything sounds funny and it is difficult to put sentences together.

"I was so wedged after being awake for two days that I continued to blame my socks for farting."

by Drewskiboy April 24, 2009

wedge

In England your wedge would be an undefined sum of money or bread.

I got a load of wedge in me pocket.

by cazmax February 14, 2005

Wedged

1. Very, very, very drunk. Like you're standing on wedges.
2. Like swedged but without the S.

Fraser was pure wedged last night after drinking all that bevvy

We all got so wedged after mum bought us the cheap vodka

by Toxic_Cat July 14, 2014

wedged

staying up for 24 hours or more, with the intensive purpose of excusing all inappropriate behavior on your lack of sleep

don't pay any attention to him man, he's fucking wedged.

by discordia July 24, 2005