wedged

IPA: wˈɛdʒd

cuneiform or wedge-shaped
(computing, slang) Stuck; incapable of proceeding without help, though not having crashed.

Examples of "wedged" in Sentences

The word practically wedged in her throat, and she flushed.
The phrase wedged itself into the space between her breaths.
Patrick turned back toward the trap and once again wedged an edge of the spring against the ground.
Am becoming paranoid there is some sort of parasitic cybergoblin wedged in the back of the IMAC, sucking them down like Murph’s tootsie pops.
They're the ones who have the "presumptuous" label wedged into their tiny little brains, and they're the ones who will be flacking that until Nov. 4.