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Meanings of wads in English
Usage of wads in English
1
He has been known to hand wads of money to homeless people.
2
Blanket weed spreads quickly to form thick wads of green floating filaments.
3
He swapped tobacco wads from one cheek to the other and continued:
4
Will bankers also soon be clamoring for wads of the high-value bill?
5
Will bankers also soon be clamouring for wads of the high-value bill?
6
And rivers of snot I keep honking into wads of pink tissue.
7
Money flows freely as people go around holding huge wads of notes.
8
He would cough constantly, sometimes bringing up big black wads of phlegm.
9
Big phlegmy wads of it darkened the dirty bed of the truck.
10
Far ahead you could see woods, like little wads of dull green paper.
11
Not surprisingly, many of the world's top wads make the journey each year.
12
She glanced at him, then pulled out the wads of paper.
13
The leaves sounded like wads of paper crinkling and crunching under my shoes.
14
I know: I will provide you with little wads of cotton-wool.
15
It unbuckles our tight-wads and gives our ingenious young loafers something to do.
16
The teachers had forbidden me to throw paper wads, or spitballs.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common