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Fadge has a variety of meaning:
A fadge is a slang term for a part of a female body (vagina).
In Ulster fadge is potato bread, a type of bread that substitutes some of the flour for potatoes.
It also means 'to agree' and 'to succeed.'
Fadge also means a bundle of goods: ie: a fadge of sticks; a fadge of wool.
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What is fadge?
Fadge has a variety of meaning: A fadge is a slang term for a part of a female body (vagina). In Ulster fadge is potato bread, a type of bread that substitutes some of the flour for potatoes. It also means 'to agree' and 'to succeed.' Fadge also means a bundle of goods: ie: a fadge of sticks; a fadge of wool.
What words end in adge?
badge cadge cradge debadge fadge gadge padge Only these three are Scrabble words: badge cadge fadge
How long do African mud huts last?
fadge hair
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i u have a big fadge beard then yh
What age is it most effective to have braces on your teeth?
the age when your penis turns into a fadge
Should men wee in ladies?
if you feel you have a fadge.... then go for it (:but otherwise, you may get slapped. :)
How can you tell the difference between male and female panda bear?
CARLOS RULESHedgehog gurls answer: one has a dick one has a fadge
How do pronounce Pasta Fagoli in English?
Pasta Fa-zul I think you mean fagioli, which is Italian for beans and is pronounced fadge oh lee, with the stress on the oh.
What is really long words made with only the letters abcdefg in it?
The longest English words you can make using only those letters are five-letter words: badge, cadge, caged, decaf, faced, fadge
What is the code for Jeepers the moshling on Moshi Monsters?
You have to be a paid member to get Jeepers. 073 *Jeepers the Snuggly Tiger Cub [Beastie] any Love Berries , Red Crazy Daisy, Blue Snap Apple
What 5 letter words can you make out of a b c d e f and or g?
fadge (an Irish potato bread), faced, decaf, caged, cadge (to beg), badge
What is the origin of the idiom 'fudging the truth'?
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