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1 stodge
sto‹(heavy, solid food.) comida indigesta/pesada- stodgy- stodginess
tr[stɒʤ]1 comida indigesta, mazacote nombre masculino[stɒdʒ]N (Brit) comida f indigesta -
2 stodge
s.1 mazacote (familiar) (comida)2 comida indigesta, comida pesada.v.atiborrar.(pt & pp stodged) -
3 stodgy
1) ((of meals etc) consisting of stodge: stodgy food.) indigesto2) ((of people, books etc) dull; not lively.) aburrido, pesadotr['stɒʤɪ]1 (food) indigesto,-a, pesado,-a2 (book, person) pesado,-a, aburrido,-a1) dull: aburrido, pesado2) old-fashioned: anticuadoadj.• pesado, -a adj.'stɑːdʒi, 'stɒdʒiadjective -dgier, -dgiesta) <person/performance> aburrido, pesadob) (BrE) < food> feculento, pesado['stɒdʒɪ]ADJ (compar stodgier) (superl stodgiest)1) [food] indigesto2) (fig) [book, style, person] pesado* * *['stɑːdʒi, 'stɒdʒi]adjective -dgier, -dgiesta) <person/performance> aburrido, pesadob) (BrE) < food> feculento, pesado
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stodge — /stoj/, v., stodged, stodging, n. v.t. 1. to stuff full, esp. with food or drink; gorge. v.i. 2. to trudge: to stodge along through the mire. n. 3. food that is particularly filling. [1665 75; orig. uncert.; in some senses perh. b. stoff (earlier … Universalium
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