The Collaborative International Dictionary
Hudge \Hudge\, n. (Mining)
An iron bucket for hoisting coal or ore.
--Raymond.
Wiktionary
n. (context mining English) A bucket for hoisting coal or ore.
Usage examples of "hudge".
Since this Space Convention was being held at an airstrip, Hudge adjusted his direction accordingly.
Stilton shoved him aside, bent down to Hudge in his corner and spoke softly to him in Czech.
Stilton came back to him, one hand on his arm, pulling him away from Hudge into a conspiratorial huddle, a whispered conversation.
Stilton set it upright, blew the dust off it and helped Hudge onto it.
Yes, he was very like Wolfgang Stahland now he understood the hesitation that both Hudge and Fish Wally had shown about the sketch.
Mahtra had ever seen, but she was just about the straightest: her shoulders stayed square above her hips as she took-her measured steps, and her nose pointed forward only, never to either side, even when Mahtra accidently hudged her unused fork, and it skidded and clattered loudly to the mosaic floor.
Hudge rolled from the hammock screaming, banging around the room, his ironshod foot clattering down upon the floorboards.