Wodge (noun)
wod-j
A large piece or amount of something.
Very popular in the pre debit card, yuppie eighties, a wodge was usually used in reference to a large pile of cash.
Example sentences
“He had a huge wodge of notes and would flash it at every opportunity.”
“I had a wodge of apple pie with custard and now I can’t move.”
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