Meaning & use
Wodge
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A thick, chunky lump or mass of something, especially something soft.
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He cut a huge wodge of cheese for the sandwich.
There was a wodge of unread mail sitting on the kitchen counter.
A note on using this word
A British informal word, likely an alteration of 'wedge', used to describe a bulky, unwieldy chunk of something.
Words with a similar meaning
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