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wad

[wod] / wɒd /


Example Sentences

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And Jack staggered off the bag of coconuts and waded onto the sand.

From Literature

Trujillo, the Democratic consultant, said the other wild card is Adam Miller, the tech entrepreneur who has waded into the fight against homelessness.

From Los Angeles Times

Some have waded through turgid Communist Party documents in search of subtle shifts in tone and vocabulary.

From The Wall Street Journal

The remaining wad of bills in the cupholder wouldn’t cover parking at the airport, much less four plane tickets.

From Literature

In addition to the court order, the Dutch state waded into the row, using a Cold War-era law for the first time to effectively seize control of the company.

From Barron's