Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
wad .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a large number or amount
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Examples
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Removing the wads from the latter with my knife, emptied the powder on a flat rock.
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He found two "wads" of cash totaling $974 in the teen's coat and pants pockets.
D.C. police's search for drugs on D.C. teen is ruled illegal
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He found two "wads" of cash totaling $974 in the teen's coat and pants pockets.
D.C. police's search for drugs on D.C. teen is ruled illegal
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We have the schedule all figured out so it's empty when we go (though wads of big league chew in the grass create the occasional distraction ...).
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Be advised that the Patternmaster and other choke tubes with internal tabs or quasi-rifling work extremely poorly with Federal Flight Control wads.
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The politicians are blaming a culture of selfishness, egged on by Wall Street, as if bankers staring at wads of cash would garner inspiration to put the communal interest before their own pockets.
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The politicians are blaming a culture of selfishness, egged on by Wall Street, as if bankers staring at wads of cash would garner inspiration to put the communal interest before their own pockets.
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We have the schedule all figured out so it's empty when we go (though wads of big league chew in the grass create the occasional distraction ...).
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Patternmaster makes a special choke designed for Federal Flight Control wads and the Black Cloud shells.
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I have about half of two boxes of older Federal 3 1/2 load #5's that do not have the new Flight Control wads.
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