wad
//wɒd//
Noun
wadSingular
wadsPlural
1
A lump or bundle of soft material, especially used for padding, stuffing, or packing.
She stuffed a wad of cotton into the box to protect the fragile items.
2
A thick roll or bundle of paper money or banknotes.
He pulled out a wad of cash from his pocket.
3
A large amount of something, especially money.
He spent a wad of money on his new car.
Verb
wadInfinitive
wadPresent tense
waddedPast tense
waddedPast participle
waddingPresent participle
wadsThird-person singular
1
To compress or roll something into a wad.
She wadded the paper into a ball and threw it away.
2
To stuff or pad with soft material.
She wadded the box with cotton to protect the fragile items.