wedgie in Japanese
wedgie in Japanese is ウェッジー — wedgie means a prank where someone's underwear is yanked sharply upward from behind, wedging the fabric uncomfortably.
wedgie in Japanese
ウェッジー
Pronounced: wejjī
(slang) A prank in which a person's underpants are pulled up sharply from behind in order to wedge the clothing uncomfortably between the person's buttocks.
What does "wedgie" mean?
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noun A prank where someone's underwear is yanked sharply upward from behind, wedging the fabric uncomfortably.
"The older kids gave him a wedgie in the locker room."
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noun A shoe with a wedge-shaped heel.
"She paired the summer dress with a pair of cork wedgies."
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wedgie in a sentence
- The older kids gave him a wedgie in the locker room.
- She paired the summer dress with a pair of cork wedgies.
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What is "wedgie" in Japanese?
"wedgie" in Japanese is ウェッジー. wedgie means: A prank where someone's underwear is yanked sharply upward from behind, wedging the fabric uncomfortably.
How do you pronounce ウェッジー?
"wedgie" in Japanese is ウェッジー, pronounced "wejjī".
How do you use "wedgie" in a sentence?
Example: "The older kids gave him a wedgie in the locker room." In Japanese, "wedgie" is ウェッジー.
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