How to pronounce “wedge”(verb) in English

concern then laws and rights wedge that door open and we see it time and again

in various ways to basically wedge myself between objects in order to sleep.

So it seems that you're describing a really wedged situation here with the laws and how the money flows.

They could not, just really had to wedge your way in there.

His left foot was clenched with a nail, wedged between his big toe and the one after that, which seemed to keep him in place while he spun in a circle.

And so, when I am not working I like to wedge the gear shift in p/i and just sort of cruise.

And I had to learn over time how to wedge myself in-between walls in my cabin

They're not glued into the neck, they're just wedged into it.

That camping trip he talked about, weirdly, weirdly wedged into his conversation last week.

can be used to push things, and is the part of the device that's used to wedge a knife and a fork.

I soon found myself ordered to crouch to the scummy turf, then wedge my head between the legs of the two players in front of me.

She tried to wedge herself beneath one of the chairs, as she had been taught long ago in grade school, but only