waded (Meaning)

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waded (imp. & p. p.)

of Wad

of Wade

The children waded through the knee-deep water of the stream, laughing and splashing each other.
The fisherman waded into the river with his boots, casting his net to catch fish.
The hikers waded through thick mud, their boots sinking into the soft earth.
The workers waded through piles of documents, searching for the missing file.
The soldiers waded through dense undergrowth, their weapons drawn.
The paramedics waded through a crowd of injured people, trying to reach the most critical patients.
The volunteers waded through a pile of donated clothing, sorting it by size and type.
The plumber waded through a flooded basement, looking for the source of the leak.
The explorer waded through a labyrinth of tunnels, hoping to find the hidden treasure.
The students waded through a sea of textbooks, preparing for their upcoming exams.

of Wad, of Wade

trudged, eked out, scrabbled, essayed, ground (out), overworked, scratched, exercised, exerted, attacked

idled, dallied, rested, lounged, let up, idled, shirked, eased (up), dallied, lazed

The children waded through the knee-deep water of the stream, laughing and splashing each other.

The fisherman waded into the river with his boots, casting his net to catch fish.

The hikers waded through thick mud, their boots sinking into the soft earth.

The workers waded through piles of documents, searching for the missing file.