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wedge

A wedge is a tool used to split something into pieces or the shape of anything that has two edges that meet at a point. (noun)

  1. An example of wedge is a metal tool used to split wood.
  2. An example of wedge is a slice of pie.

Wedge means to separate or split with a hard object in a shape with two sides meeting at a point or to fit into a narrow space. (verb)

  1. An example of wedge is to split a tree trunk with a wedged shaped hammer.
  2. An example of wedge is to shove a foot into a shoe that is too small.

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See wedge in American Heritage Dictionary 4

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