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wedgitude

wedgitude noun: a state of being stuck or wedged.

Noun

wedgitude (uncountable)

  1. (rare, slang) A state of being stuck or wedged.
    • I managed to get into the system, remove the wedgitude and booted^([sic]) properly.1994, E M Richards, “Thanks”, in comp.unix.aix (Usenet)
    • There's very little way to keep random obnoxious users, who *think* they know a lot about Macs, from reconfiguring the systems into a state of supreme wedgitude.1996, Karl A. Krueger, “Call to Support Multiple Users”, in comp.sys.be (Usenet)

Origin of wedgitude

From wedge + -itude.

Questions about wedgitude

What does wedgitude mean?
Wedgitude means a state of being stuck or wedged.
What part of speech is wedgitude?
Wedgitude is a noun.

Words near wedgitude in the dictionary

  1. wedgiest
  2. wedginess
  3. wedging
  4. wedging up
  5. wedgings
  6. wedgitude
  7. Wedgwood
  8. Wedgwood blue
  9. Wedgwood blues
  10. Wedgwood green
  11. Wedgwood greens

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