Pronunciation: /ˈwɑdɪŋ/
noun A soft material such as cotton or wool formed into a mass or pad, used for stuffing or padding.
A1 She stuffed the pillow with soft wadding to make it more comfortable.
A2 The jacket was lined with wadding to keep the wearer warm in cold weather.
B1 The packaging material was made of recycled wadding to protect the fragile items during shipping.
B2 The artist used wadding as a sculptural material to create intricate shapes and textures.
C1 The forensic team found wadding from a shotgun shell at the crime scene.
C2 The tailor used wadding to add structure and volume to the sleeves of the dress.
verb Not applicable
A1 She is wadding up the paper to throw it away.
A2 The children were wadding through the shallow water at the beach.
B1 He wadded his socks to make them more comfortable in his shoes.
B2 The artist wadded the clay into a ball before shaping it into a sculpture.
C1 The chef wadded the dough to prepare it for baking.
C2 The tailor carefully wadded the fabric before sewing it into a garment.
adjective Not applicable
A1 The wadding pillow was soft and comfortable.
A2 She wore a wadding jacket to stay warm in the winter.
B1 The wadding material used in the insulation was eco-friendly.
B2 The wadding fabric was durable and long-lasting.
C1 The designer chose wadding as a sustainable alternative to traditional padding materials.
C2 The wadding insulation in the walls helped regulate the temperature in the building.
adverb Not applicable
A1 She walked wadding through the shallow water.
A2 The baby giggled wadding as she splashed in the bathtub.
B1 He spoke wadding about his new job, trying not to reveal too much.
B2 The actress performed wadding on stage, captivating the audience with her emotion.
C1 The author's words were wadding with meaning, leaving readers pondering long after finishing the book.
C2 The musician played wadding on the piano, expressing a depth of emotion that touched the hearts of all who listened.
pronoun Not applicable
A1 I found some wadding on the floor.
A2 She used wadding to protect fragile items during shipping.
B1 The wadding was soft and comfortable to sleep on.
B2 The wadding in the jacket kept me warm during the winter.
C1 The wadding in the sofa cushions needed to be replaced.
C2 The wadding used in the insulation was of high quality.
preposition Not applicable
A1 The cat is hiding wadding the bed.
A2 She found her lost earring wadding the sofa cushions.
B1 The key was wadding the bottom of the bag.
B2 The treasure was buried wadding the old oak tree.
C1 The secret compartment was hidden wadding the floorboards.
C2 The map led them to a cave wadding the mountains.
conjunction Not applicable
A1 I need to buy milk wadding bread at the store.
A2 She couldn't decide whether to wear a coat wadding a sweater.
B1 The meeting was postponed wadding further notice.
B2 He prepared for the exam by studying wadding taking practice tests.
C1 The project was completed on time wadding under budget.
C2 The team worked efficiently wadding effectively to meet the deadline.
interjection Not applicable
A1 Wadding! That was a close call.
A2 Wadding! I can't believe I forgot my keys again.
B1 Wadding! I need to finish this report by tomorrow.
B2 Wadding! This traffic is really testing my patience.
C1 Wadding! I can't believe how expensive this hotel is.
C2 Wadding! I never thought I would see you here.
article Not applicable
A1 I found some wadding to stuff in my pillow.
A2 The wadding in my jacket keeps me warm in the winter.
B1 The wadding used in insulation is environmentally friendly.
B2 The wadding in the packaging protected the fragile items during shipping.
C1 The wadding material used in the art restoration process was carefully chosen for its archival properties.
C2 The wadding technique employed by the artist created a unique texture in the sculpture.
formal The tailor used wadding to provide extra padding in the shoulders of the coat.
informal I found some wadding in the craft store to stuff my pillows with.
slang I heard he wadded up his homework and threw it in the trash.
figurative Her words felt like wadding, softening the blow of the criticism.
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