German Meaning of wade
Waten
Other German words related to Waten
- mühsam erwirtschaften
- ausüben
- Stapfen
- versuchen
- zermahlen (aus)
- Essay
- Übung
- Überanstrengen
- Überarbeitung
- ausmachen
- Scrabble
- Kratzer
- bewerben (sich)
- Graben
- Fahren
- Schufterei
- Anstrengung, Versuch
- Buckel
- Gedränge
- Sich ranmachen
- Arbeit
- mithelfen
- schleppen
- Pflug
- Stecker
- Slogan
- streben
- Kampf
- Schweiß
- Mühe
- Arbeit
- Biber (weg)
- sich ran machen
- graben
- hämmern
- Brechen
- Hintern
- chill, cool
- faul
- nachlassen
- Lounge
- entspanne dich
- Götzendienst
- lockern
- erleichtern
- Abhängen (herum oder draußen)
- sich sonnen
- Tümpeln
- trödeln
- hängen
- müßig
- Brot
- faulenzen
- spielen
- Ruhe
- Ruhe
- Kleinigkeit
- entspannen
- faulenzen
- Umgehen (herum)
- nachlassen (bei einer Aufgabe)
- faulenzen
- zögern
- Gekritzel
- herumalbern
- Unsinn
- Stutzer
- Faulenzer
- herumalbern
- herumhängen
- Affe (herum)
- Töpfer (herum)
- herumbummeln
Nearest Words of wade
Definitions and Meaning of wade in English
wade (n)
English tennis player who won many women's singles titles (born in 1945)
wade (v)
walk (through relatively shallow water)
wade (n.)
Woad.
The act of wading.
wade (v. i.)
To go; to move forward.
To walk in a substance that yields to the feet; to move, sinking at each step, as in water, mud, sand, etc.
Hence, to move with difficulty or labor; to proceed /lowly among objects or circumstances that constantly /inder or embarrass; as, to wade through a dull book.
wade (v. t.)
To pass or cross by wading; as, he waded /he rivers and swamps.
FAQs About the word wade
Waten
English tennis player who won many women's singles titles (born in 1945), walk (through relatively shallow water)Woad., To go; to move forward., To walk in a su
mühsam erwirtschaften,ausüben,Stapfen,versuchen,zermahlen (aus),Essay,Übung,Überanstrengen,Überarbeitung,ausmachen
Brechen,Hintern,chill, cool,faul,nachlassen,Lounge,entspanne dich,Götzendienst,lockern,erleichtern
waddywood => Waddywood, waddying => Wathose, waddy => Waddy, waddlingly => watschelnd, waddling => watschelnd,
