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- verb UK Present participle of
bodge .. - noun UK Traditional craft of turning wood for chair legs, braces, etc.
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(BBC2), which looked at "bodging" - the ancient art of taking an ordinary tree and turning it into something more useful.
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(BBC2), which looked at "bodging" - the ancient art of taking an ordinary tree and turning it into something more useful.
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Where the allegation is one of "bodging" results, cross that paper off the list too.
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Where the allegation is one of "bodging" results, cross that paper off the list too.
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Many useful functions such as cutting down hanging persons, bodging makeshift repairs to busted in doors, screwing back together the interior of the latest rust bucket masquerading as a PSU van and many more.
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They'll be too busy bodging together some stadium house with the most rudimentary melodies this side of 2 Unlimited.
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I have some of the same bodging knack as Teresa, but I have to be alone in the room to do it.
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I have the bodging knack, in spite of never having been taught thing one about tools or materials.
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Police without asking them or us and placed them under such pressure so the garages are bodging breaking down cabs, the drivers must now queue with mini-cab drivers at one of 4 only stations for frequent testing.
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Since Del-Boy Blair left his hapless sidekick Rodney Brown in change of the business, even the wheels are starting to fall off the Reliant Robin Labour Party they managed to keep on the road by bodging it up as 'New Labour'.
vendingmachine commented on the word bodging
A traditional wood-turning craft, using green (unseasoned) wood to make chair legs and other cylindrical parts of chairs.
July 27, 2015