lodged

Wedged in place

Lodged means fixed or stuck in place, often where something shouldn't be: A bone lodged in his throat.

It also describes temporary residence—you lodge at an inn, or lodge someone for the night.

To lodge a complaint or objection is to formally submit it.

A bullet lodges in flesh; an idea lodges in memory.

The past tense works as both verb and adjective: The lodged splinter required tweezers.

embedded

stuck

Unable to move

caught · snagged · impacted · positioned · situated · fixed · immovable · obstruction · airway · throat

accommodated

inn

Lodging for wayfarers

rooming · billet · quarters · sojourn · overnight · check-in · guest · vacancy · reservation · hotel

filed

complaint

Expression of discontent

appeal · petition · claim · report · accusation · allegation · charge · formal · official · submission

legal

complaint

Expression of discontent

subpoena · deposition · testimony · plaintiff · defendant · court · attorney · barrister · solicitor · jurisdiction

deposited

funds

Available financial resources

  • paymentFulfilling a financial obligation
  • moneyCurrency for transactions
  • depositPlace for safekeeping

bank · account · collateral · security · bond · stake · escrow · safekeeping · entrusted · placed

Categories
Opposites
physical fixedness

lodgeddislodged

Moved from fixed position

freed · loose · loosened · extracted · removed

accommodation status

lodgedevicted

Removed from property legally

homeless · displaced · expelled · unhoused · turned out

formal submission

lodgedwithdrawn

Emotionally distant, disengaged

retracted · dropped · dismissed · rescinded · unfiled

Phrases
Family

lodge, lodging, dislodge, lodger, lodges, lodgings, dislodged, lodgment, dislodging

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G