wad

[wäd]

wad Definition

  • 1a small mass or lump of a soft material, often rolled, folded, or twisted
  • 2a bundle of paper money

Using wad: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "wad" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He stuffed a wad of gum into his mouth.

  • Example

    She took out a wad of cash from her pocket.

  • Example

    He wadded up the paper and threw it in the trash.

  • Example

    She wadded up the blanket and put it in the closet.

wad Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for wad

Phrases with wad

  • a bundle of paper money

    Example

    He pulled out a wad of bills and paid for the car in cash.

  • a small mass of chewing gum

    Example

    He always carries a wad of gum in his pocket.

  • a small mass of paper, often crumpled or folded

    Example

    She threw a wad of paper at him in frustration.

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Summary: wad in Brief

The term 'wad' [wäd] refers to a small mass or lump of soft material, often rolled, folded, or twisted. It can also refer to a bundle of paper money, as in 'He took out a wad of cash from his pocket.' 'Wad' is used in phrases like 'wad of bills' and 'wad of gum,' and can be formalized as 'lump' or 'mass.'

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