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stodge
[ stoj ]
verb (used with object)
- to stuff full, especially with food or drink; gorge.
verb (used without object)
- to trudge:
to stodge along through the mire.
noun
- food that is particularly filling.
stodge
/ stɒdʒ /
noun
- heavy filling starchy food
- dialect.baked or steamed pudding
- a dull person or subject
verb
- to stuff (oneself or another) with food
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Origin of stodge1
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Example Sentences
I ken bear a good big blow, but to stodge along every day the same dull round would drive me crazed!
How is one to keep such a piece of quicksilver as you in a state of placid stodge!
If she had her own way she would throw the books into the fire, as tiresome stodge.
No harm done; but to let him go on here in the stodge is a bit of short-sightedness I can't understand.
It was for the good of Felix, and everyone else, that they should not all hang about at home in the stodge and mire.
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