wedged

[wejd]

adjective

1. having the shape of a wedge.

Word History and Origins

Origin of wedged¹

First recorded in 1545–55; wedge + -ed ³

Example Sentences

After she posted online and got the local community involved to help find him, he was eventually found wedged under some cylinders and was lifted to safety.

From BBC

But the ticking clock wedged in to add tension to Jordan’s “assistance” feels undercooked.

From Los Angeles Times

A deer has been rescued after getting wedged between the metal railings of a garden gate.

From BBC

One bedroom is completely inaccessible due to the amount of belongings wedged in there.

From BBC

If so, was it wedged against his sternum?

From BBC

Related Words

• durable 
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• sure 
• tight 
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