Converse of object

• drive: Their plan was to split the rebels in two by driving a wedge between them.

Adjective modifier

• lemon: Serve warm with the butter smeared over the top and lemon wedges served on the side.

• triangular: For this procedure a small triangular wedge of bone is cut out below the growth plate to straighten up the leg.

• lime: Top with the tuna steak and garnish with a lime wedge.

• wooden: Pairs of wooden wedges were then driven into the vertical joints of the stones.

• thick: This could be the thin end of a very thick wedge.

• thin: In a small bowl, mix together the eating apple, cut into thin wedges, and fresh sage sprigs.

Modifies a noun

• osteotomy: Leave well alone but can do shortening of distal ulna and radius closing wedge osteotomy.

• resection: It has been known for sixty years that removing part of these ovaries surgically ( wedge resection ) can restore normal ovarian function.

• sandal: I can't decide what wedge sandals I should buy from Next.

• heel: Each shoe has a thick sole and high wedge heel.

Noun used with modifier

• lob: This superb ' Maxi Spin ' lob wedge is perfect for using around the greens.

• potato: For a tasty treat, serve with spicy potato wedges or fried chips.

• quartz: A standard quartz wedge might show five orders of interference colors making the color bands under view much more compressed for the same magnification.

• sand: A wedge, a sand wedge, or perhaps a subtle push with a nine iron.

• foam: Before I make a major purchase I think the idea of the foam wedge might be a good idea.

Preposition: of

• lime: Add a freshly cut wedge of lime to garnish.

• pineapple: Garnish with a wedge of pineapple and a cherry.

• lemon: And of course my three grilled sardines with a healthy wedge of lemon and side salad of crisp tho slightly tired salad vegetables.