Synonyms:
impacted, wedged
Meaning: wedged or packed in together; "an impacted tooth"
Usage examples
Wedged bolt upright, he could only wait and let the frenzied mob stream past him.
The tie was wedged diagonally across the track, and the flange had cut a deep groove in it.
She is at present wedged in with the pack, and I think Pennell hopes to warp her along when the pack loosens.
Suddenly Jim found himself wedged by the pressure of the crowd into a sort of recess leading off the elevator court.
An easy way out of the difficulty seemed, however, to present itself the following Sunday, as I was wedged into the cosmopolitan crowd which filled the side-aisle of one of the most popular Paris churches.
As they were passing near the precipice they heard a sound of crying, and on looking over they saw a little green meadow wedged in between two great heaps of snow, and on the meadow lay a baby amongst the flowers.
On a certain Sunday--it was probably Easter, for the crush was worse than ever--I was again wedged into the crowd listening to the music in the fashionable Paris church, and again the collection-bag was buffeting its way across the human sea.