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wad

[wod] / wɒd /


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Wall Street has waded deeper into tokenization since the passage of the Genius Act earlier this year.

From The Wall Street Journal

He spins on his heel, grabs and wads a paper towel in one smooth move, shoots it into the trash can, and is gone.

From Literature

Back to see what could be salvaged, the 58-year-old rice farmer waded through the muddy brown slick covering every floor of her home and extending up the white-washed walls.

From Barron's

Switzerland's powerful farming lobby has waded into the debate, with farmers' union Uniterre rejecting any imports of chlorinated chicken and concessions likely to harm the country's proud milk and dairy industry.

From Barron's

Castro waded onto land and stumbled through a swamp to a hut.

From Literature