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wedge

noun as in solid piece, often triangular

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"I felt like that was probably one of the best approach-play rounds I've had in a long time. My wedge play felt really sharp. Had a lot of good iron shots," said McIlroy.

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A Wall Street Journal investigation traced how a chain of deals across several countries got the chips inside the data center, which is wedged between a private school and an upscale apartment complex.

They found her van about 20 metres from the house, wedged into vegetation, having evidently slid off the driveway.

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After the job was done, we were ordered to wedge it in on both sides with planks of wood so it wouldn’t slide back & forth when the ship moves.

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That meant once I left the track and headed for the pit lane, it was so firmly wedged in there I needed two mechanics to help me pry it out.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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