wedges
n. plural-only B1 Intermediate US //ˈwɛdʒəz// UK //wˈɛdʒɪz// wedges
n. thick, triangular pieces of something, like food or wood. You often see this word used for potato pieces that are baked or fried.
n. pieces of a solid substance that are thick at one end and taper to a thin edge. Often refers to food items or mechanical tools used for splitting or securing objects.
I ordered a side of potato wedges with my burger.
The chef cut the lime into small wedges to serve alongside the grilled fish.
To prevent the heavy truck from rolling down the incline, the driver placed wooden wedges firmly behind the rear tires.
Usage
Commonly used in the plural when referring to food; takes plural verb agreement.