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wedged

[wejd] / wɛdʒd /






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It was a tiny one-room shack wedged into the crotch of a maple, with firm boards nailed into the trunk as a ladder.

From Literature

Once the mail’s sorted, I turn on the computer to check the marina’s email and notice another envelope that I missed, wedged behind the monitor.

From Literature

She looked up from her landing place, where she’d managed to become wedged between the legs of the smallest chair.

From Literature

Somehow, creaky tiled houses have been wedged here between enormous outcroppings of glacial boulders.

From The Wall Street Journal

For the character he plays, the celebrated children’s book author Roald Dahl, is the kind of guy you would flee from at a party should you find yourself wedged in a corner with him.

From The Wall Street Journal