Wadded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WADDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WAD, to form into a pad
• compress (a soft material) into a lump or mass
• line or stuff (a garment or piece of furniture) with wadding
• stop up (an aperture) with a lump of soft material
NOUN:
• a mass or lump of a soft material, used for padding, stuffing, or wiping
• a portion of tobacco or another narcotic when used for chewing
• a disc of felt or another material used to keep powder or shot in place in a gun barrel.
• a bundle or roll of paper or banknotes
• a large amount of something, especially money
• a bun, cake, sandwich, or other piece of food
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to form into a wad (a small mass of soft material)

Words related to WADDED

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How to use WADDED in a sentence

• He was suddenly conscious that she was crying, quietly, her handkerchief wadded against her mouth.
• I found a clever workman and made him cut out under my direction the foundation of a saddle, which I wadded and covered with choice leather, adorning it with rich gold embroidery.
• But nothing had been dropped except a brilliant bandanna, wadded compactly together, which the sheriff recognized as belonging to Sandersen.
• And the book that Whitmarsh wadded his old gun with.
• He was muffled in a thickly wadded silk coat of a dark colour.
• Then she advanced to the middle of the room and stooped to pick up a pink wadded bedroom slipper from where it lay under the bed.
• A pillow of feathers was put beneath his head, and over all was laid a warm coverlet, wadded with fur.
• In his dress he has a muffled, wadded look and an apparent aversion to linen, inasmuch as none is visible on his person.
• In my memory of Frau Knapf it seemed to me that I could discern a dim, misty halo hovering above her tightly wadded hair.
• Every door was wadded to keep draughts and ideas out.
• It costs from 45 to 55 cents per yard, and the wadded cotton lining that goes with it is very cheap.
• This contrivance usually served me for a bed, for although they use bedsteads, there is nothing on them but an immense wadded quilt, in which you roll yourself up.
• Three mattresses, thick and well wadded, spread on the disc forming the false bottom of the Projectile, were arranged in lines whose parallelism was simply perfect.
• Their mother bundled them up in woolen jackets and wadded sacks, and a pair of striped gaiters on each little pair of legs, and worsted mittens on their hands.
• They place in the middle of the room a pan of burning charcoal under a sort of table or frame which holds up a large wadded quilt that reaches the floor on all sides, like a tent.
• There women beat their heads against wadded walls or rolled on the cushion-covered floor, in fits of suffocation.
• With a sudden burst of new determination he wadded the towel into a moist ball, flung it at the washstand, seized hat, coat, and gloves, and was off down the hall.
• She looked at this last with an expression bordering on reproach, unfastened the pearls from her throat, and laid them on the wadded, cream-coloured velvet lining.
• Her winter hood was of dark blue silk, warmly wadded and prettily quilted.
• The inside of the bag is slightly wadded and lined with red satin, which is quilted in diamonds.
• And, in his warmly wadded dressing-gown and padded slippers, the reverend man sat enjoying his tea and crisp slices of toast, which Mrs.
• Yet, to all appearance, he was plain-dealing and easy-natured, his business shrewdness was so well wadded round with fat.
• The thickly wadded skirts swept the ground, or clung heavily about the lower limbs.

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