podge
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- noun
- /pɑdʒ/
- UK
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pegote
- When the batter was mixed, I noticed a podge of unblended flour in the corner of the bowl.
Examples
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The artist added a podge of paint to create texture on the canvas.
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I found a podge of clay under the counter that I can use for my sculpture.
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Try putting a layer of Mod Podge on the canvas first.
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I have just begun my journey into the world of Mod Podge at the young age of 34!
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To glue them in place, I put a few dots of Mod Podge Jewel Glue.
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I have been using Mod Podge for my pressed flower greeting cards for the past 5 years.
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While I didn't experience bleeding, I did notice that the ink got darker once I applied Mod Podge.
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I would try mod podging the back of the photo, place it on the canvas (which already has a dried layer of mod podge on it), and then when that is all dry, mod podge the front.
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Synonyms
A thick, sticky, dirty substance that is unpleasant to touch
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Etymology
Podge may come from the same idea as a pod, a small round case or seed; picture a little blob you can hold in your hand. That's why podge means a 'small lump' or clump of a soft or sticky substance.