definition:
stodgy |ˈstäjē| adjective ( stodgier , stodgiest )1 dull and uninspired : some of the material is rather stodgy and top-heavy with facts.2 Brit. (of food) heavy, filling, and high in carbohydrates.• bulky or heavy in appearance : this stodgy three-story building.DERIVATIVESstodgily |ˈstäjəlē| |ˈstɑdʒəli| adverbstodginess |ˈstɑdʒin1s| noun
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I just ate a lot of stodgy foods.
stodgy, context: a big fat stodgy peace of chocloate cake.
The spelling "stodgy" is correct (stuffy, aloof, or serious).
The STODGY politician showed little inclination to listen to the speeches of junior senators.
No idea this is in a category about Austria but "stodgy" can mean either dull and unimaginative or difficult to digest. Normaly used as an adjective for starchy & heavy foods. e.g A stodgy piece of cake.
mostly positive but you can use it in negative ways.
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You use a spoon to eat the soup in a soup bowl
You can use oregano or thyme as a substitute for marjoram in soup.
I like to use a soup spoon.
pea soup!
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