wadge

noun

ˈwaj

plural -s

1

British : bunch, bundle

the wadge of letters was in his hands

—Elizabeth Bowen

2

British : slab, wedge

twisting a biscuit deep into the thick wadge of yogurt

—G. A. Wagner

Word History

Etymology

alteration of wedge entry 1

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