Definition of wedgina

wedgina

noun

• the occurrence of having an outer garment of clothing wedged into one's vulva. A "vaginal wedgie". Compare with camel toe. Rare.

  Yikes, I have a wedgina.

  Last edited on Jun 04 2015. Submitted by Anonymous on Jun 03 2015.

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