Pronunciation: /ˈwɛdʒi/
noun a prank or practical joke where someone's underwear is pulled up sharply from behind
A1 He gave his friend a wedgie as a prank.
A2 The school bully often gave kids wedgies in the hallway.
B1 She felt embarrassed when her underwear was pulled up in a wedgie.
B2 The comedian joked about getting a wedgie during his stand-up routine.
C1 The athlete's tight shorts caused him to constantly get wedgies during the game.
C2 The fashion designer created a new line of underwear to prevent wedgies.
verb to give someone a wedgie
A1 He wedgied his little brother as a prank.
A2 She wedgies her classmates when they least expect it.
B1 The group of friends wedgied each other for fun during their sleepover.
B2 The siblings were always wedgieing each other as a form of playful rivalry.
C1 The office prankster was known for wedgieing unsuspecting colleagues during lunch breaks.
C2 The comedian joked about wedgieing celebrities during his stand-up routine.
formal The school has a strict policy against any form of bullying, including giving someone a wedgie.
informal I can't believe he gave me a wedgie in front of everyone at the party!
slang I heard she got a massive wedgie while playing basketball with the guys.
figurative The tight deadline felt like a wedgie, constantly causing discomfort and pressure.
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