0 a number of usually flat and/or small objects pressed tightly together:
2 a number of thin pieces of something pressed together, or something pressed into a lump:
To ensure adequate humidity, each tube contained a small wad of moist cotton and was plugged with moist cotton wool wrapped with fine mesh.
In the stochastic growth model, parameters of the utility function all get wadded up into the stochastic steady state.
A third wad of cotton was placed 3 cm above the lower vent to prevent the tick from becoming trapped in the soaked cotton.
A wad of cotton was plugged at each end of the tube to prevent the escape of the tick.
Equally, a normal cartridge does not load and operate effectively in a wad-cutter and would be a great danger to the user of the wad-cutter.
My wife sports a wad of rail passes, of which one has been used.
Those classes were down and feather and down filled quilts, wool filled quilts, kapok filled quilts, cotton wadded quilts, and blanket wadded quilts.
He waved huge wads of correspondence indicating that people were most annoyed at not being consulted on matters that affected the streets outside their houses.
