stodge

[stäj]

stodge Definition

• 1. heavy, filling, and often starchy food
• 2. a person who is dull and unadventurous

Using stodge: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "stodge" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I can't eat any more stodge.

• Example

  He's a bit of a stodge, never wanting to try anything new.

stodge Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for stodge

• filler
• carbohydrate
• dullard
• stick-in-the-mud
• fuddy-duddy

Phrases with stodge

• stodge fest

  an event or situation where there is an abundance of heavy, starchy food

  Example

  The family reunion turned into a stodge fest with everyone bringing their favorite carb-heavy dishes.

• stodge factor

  the level of heaviness or starchy content in a food

  Example

  I try to avoid foods with a high stodge factor because they make me feel sluggish.

• stodge-pot

  a pot or dish containing a heavy, starchy food

  Example

  The stew turned into a stodge-pot after adding too many potatoes and dumplings.

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Summary: stodge in Brief

The term 'stodge' [stäj] refers to heavy, filling, and often starchy food, as well as a person who is dull and unadventurous. It is used in phrases like 'stodge fest,' denoting an event with an abundance of heavy, starchy food, and 'stodge factor,' referring to the level of heaviness or starchy content in a food.