Kedge

[Sarah]

To move (a vessel) by carrying out a kedge in a boat, droppingit overboard, and hauling the vessel up to it.

[Sarah]

to fill one's self with meat

[Sarah]

To fit between anything. Literal to its name, this word is used as a space filler in case someone forgets a word. Earliest usage was by A.G in 2005

[Sarah]

(usually)a drunken bastard with an 80% chance to swear and 50% chance to get owned by ret pallys.

[Zipporah Schumaker]

Kedge in Yachting. To move a boat by pulling on the anchor rope, hauling up the anchor, re-anchoring and then repeating the maneuvers again.

[Jessica]

(with reference to a ship or boat) move by hauling in a hawser attached to a small anchor dropped at some distance.