Definition of "wedging" []

• Present participle of wedge. (verb)

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• "I groped my way back to my couch over the ruins of the steward's crockery, and, by a judicious use of padding, succeeded in wedging myself in tight, and so slept soundly till morning."
• "Her disciple, George MacReady Price, came up with the idea of wedging all of geology into the Noachian Flood."
• "She caught the white of his shirt, and a boot slid into the opening, wedging the door open."