padding

He pulled on a quilted tunic of embroidered red silk, its padding stuffed with linen.

The padding can be done in either running-stitch or chain-stitching.

Gorki's cheap sentiment, and maudlin pity, often result in clap-trap and padding which are foreign to the artist proper.

Rick and Scotty shed their light jackets and Scotty's knife flashed in the faint starlight as he sliced them into padding.

The padding by retaining moisture helps to make good contact, and also helps to guard against burning the skin.

The mourning dove lays her eggs on a frail scaffolding of cedar twigs, with the merest suggestion of padding.

When the crunching of her own little footsteps stopped, however, she was instantly aware of the padding of other feet behind her.

Of these the first is known as the “box plan,” (hsiang-tzŭ), and it is not so much cramming, as padding.

Carmelite is obtained by padding in a mixture of muriate or sulphate of manganese and acetate of iron, then proceeding as above.

The padding in oil is needless, if sufficient oil has been used in dyeing, and the pieces may be at once dried and steamed.