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- noun Plural form of
wedge . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
wedge .
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Examples
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A and T are complementary, so this sequence doubles back on itself; the resulting hairpin wedges the RNA away from the polymerase.
Crossroads 2009
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Put the pumpkin wedges, onions and garlic in a large roasting tin.
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's climate-friendly recipes Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall 2010
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A proscenium theater, the balconies are introduced in wedges from right to left with the orchestra seated below.
Choreographer Merce Cunningham Comes to Orange County for a One-Night Stand 2007
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She cut it in wedges to serve with a tomato and mushroom sauce.
Cabbage Roles Lindy 2006
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She cut it in wedges to serve with a tomato and mushroom sauce.
Toast: Lindy 2006
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You can serve it in wedges and enjoy it just like it is, or serve it with toast and offer ketchup on the side.
Archive 2005-03-01 Nupur 2005
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I love the pattern, I love the way it's constructed in wedges, but dammit, I'm having a VERY hard time getting it even!
July 2004 2004
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I love the pattern, I love the way it's constructed in wedges, but dammit, I'm having a VERY hard time getting it even!
Back from the Beach 2004
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Tucked among the golf shoes, tees, balls, and wedges is his 6-weight fly rod, his club of choice on the myriad golf-course ponds he encounters on tour — ponds that the average guy never gets to fish.
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But then, the era of "hot buttons" and "wedges" -- inflammatory irrelevancies designed to seduce voters -- may be coming to an end.
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