Translations for „stodge“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

stodge [stɒʤ] N no pl esp Brit pej inf

stodge

težka hrana f

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English

I listen to training tips and stuff myself with ugali, the tasteless maize stodge with alleged speed-giving powers.

metro.co.uk

These flakes are really easy to overcook, so keep an eye on the pot, otherwise you end up with a pile of tasteless stodge.

thenewdaily.com.au

These were not packets of frozen stodge but "entrees", with packets featuring colourful images of vegetable-laden stir-fries.

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The best medicine, as you have always understood it, is stodge, grease and fat.

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We live, after all, in an era of "sequel-itis," when major studios are continually maligned for churning out unoriginal stodge.

www.independent.co.uk

Suggesting chestnut cupcakes as a modern alternative to stodge-heavy, boozy fruited cakes is about as radical as she gets.

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This is pointless, as wraps have become a feel-good way to envelope a load of stodge.

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Mine was a little on the al dente side, but its stodge was a welcome yang to the ying of the lighter salad and snacks.

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Food was less something to be savoured, more a means to an end -- a bit of stodge to fill a hole, resented long after for its inflated price.

www.independent.co.uk

He would also cook the most awful and smelly and inedible stodge, rendering the flat almost uninhabitable.

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