(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.
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.
by Amos the Puppyfucker May 23, 2009
by el foo November 01, 2006
by tizmekatheeaturewindow April 11, 2004
Jah, I could love to touch her on her wodgina.
You want to touch her wodge?
Jah, very much. You care for sausage and beer now?
You want to touch her wodge?
Jah, very much. You care for sausage and beer now?
by Almighty Tin July 22, 2004
by solihullslim April 15, 2004
John is wodging again!
by solihullslim April 15, 2004
An alternate enunciation for the act of taking charge of a post, typically used as an excuse to not attend an event.
by Tacet Sparks December 01, 2021