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wodge

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wodge [wɒdʒ]
n
Brit informal a thick lump or chunk cut or broken off something
[alteration of wedge]
Wodge, Wadge a lumpy bundle or mass, 1860.
Translations
wodge [wɒdʒ] N → trozo m grande
wodge
n (Brit inf) (of cake, plaster etc) → Brocken m; (ball of paper) → Knäuel nt or m; (of cotton wool) → Bausch m; (of documents, papers) → Stoß m
wodge [wɒdʒ] n (Brit) (fam) a wodge of → un grosso pezzo di
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