These sample phrases are automatically selected from various online information sources to reflect the current use of the word «wad». The views expressed in the examples do not represent the views of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us your feedback. You can also refer to a wat as a packet, piece, or ball – most office trash cans contain paper balls, and making a pillow involves filling it with cotton or polyester. Wad is also a verb, like wading open a damp towel and throw it into the laundry basket. Etymologists suggest that the Old Norse word vað or «cloth» is the root of the stuffing. To reach the 150-year mark, you may have to live in an environment free of stressors — and plenty of money to cover expensive treatments. These bundles are designed to absorb excess saliva during dental procedures. He licked it with a smooth, tanned tongue and spit out a thick pile of honey-brown juice into the empty tea cup. When our mouths water, saliva not only softens food and shapes it into cotton, but also helps us swallow it. To wipe before returning to your outdoor gadgets, you may need extra practice to hold layers of fabric with one hand while the other swings a pee cloth or a stack of toilet paper. A quick glance – a sniff – is enough to recognize a wat. He was handsome, flirtatious and always had a pile of money, from which he spent $10 and $20 bills.

In fact, I don`t think old Uncle Charlie ever thought I was coming for all his wat. She threw clothes into a bag, along with her passport, two mobile phones and a pile of money, before getting into a taxi with her brother and father. You waste mair in your day while, like wad, you keep your family or mine for an entire year. A wat is a packet or piece of something, like the chewing gum you find when you look under your chair at school. Yuck! He was arrested for drug trafficking before the clean-up and police found a pile of cash in his left front pocket. Then rub a little charcoal powder on the pierced pattern with a soft cotton heap. Peggy makes a serious misstep by nervously looking at her purse — with a pile of money in it — next to the couch. While they were carrying the coffins, she jumped on Gin, whom she wanted to follow, but was put back to bed. Passed through the dividing door; He had even thought of blocking the snap closure with a paper watt.