stodger

noun — 2 senses

stodger

noun

Etymology From stodge + -er.

1

UK, Dated, Slang A bun.

Fortunately, the school shop was on hand to repair some of the omissions, and two pence would suffice for a cup of tea and a 'stodger'.1962, Richard Desmond Hill, A History of St. Edward's School, 1863-1963, page 130:

2

Ball games, Cricket, Games, Hobbies, Lifestyle, Sports Slang A batter who defends and scores slowly but reliably.

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