[Idiom] WEDGE IN. - Learn How to Use Space Efficiently

Force into a small space.

To "wedge in" means to push or fit something tightly between two surfaces or in a small space. It's like trying to fit an extra book into an already full shelf. This expression vividly describes the action of squeezing in something where space is limited.

Example Sentences

1. He wedged the book in between the shelf.

   He squeezed the book in between the shelf.

2. Trying to make room, she wedged in her suitcase between the wall and the bed.

   She squeezed her suitcase in between the wall and the bed to create space.

3. He managed to wedge himself in at the crowded table, joining the ongoing discussion.

   He managed to squeeze himself at the crowded table, joining the ongoing discussion.