wodgy
A British and Irish informal adjective meaning bulky, thick, or solid — describing something that has a chunky, substantial physical presence.
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A British and Irish informal adjective meaning bulky, thick, or solid — describing something that has a chunky, substantial physical presence. A wodgy sandwich is thick and generously filled; a wodgy piece of furniture is heavy and takes up space. The word has an affectionate quality; wodgy is usually used about things that are comfortably solid rather than unpleasantly large.
She cut herself a wodgy slice of bread and loaded it with butter and cheese.
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(colloquial, mostly, UK, Ireland) bulky, solid.
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