1. stuck tightly between two surfaces or objects

1. past tense of wedge; forced something tightly into a narrow space

Examples

• The door was wedged open with a rubber stopper.
• She wedged herself between two large passengers on the bus.
• The ball got wedged under the couch.
• He wedged the book between two others on the shelf.
• The car was wedged between two trucks in traffic.
• They wedged the window shut to keep out the cold air.