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• n  heavy and filling (and usually starchy) food

• Wrote Mosley: "I'm trying to be brave about it, and trying to stomach the same sort of dreary stodge that has been coming into your house and mine since I went away.
• Today she looks like a stoic maiden aunt; kids at a family dinner would peg her as a stodge.
• Krakoff persuaded the company to dislodge some stodge by making accessories out of something other than leather.

News & Articles

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• Fifty New York Restaurants and Bars Offering Good Food for Less
  New York has fine and inexpensive restaurants. It also has plenty that serve large portions of carbohydrate-laden stodge. Here are 50 good places that I tried during an extended visit from London. Most offer value as well as decent food.
  Feb. 13, 2014 - Bloomberg