Wad | Mean of wad in English Dictionary

/ˈwɑːd/

• Noun
• a small mass or ball of soft material
1. Wads of crumpled paper littered the floor.
2. She spit a wad of gum into the trash.
3. a wad of cotton
• a thick roll or folded pile of paper money or papers
1. She pulled a wad of $20 bills out of her pocket.
2. a wad of cash
• a large amount of money
1. He spent a wad on clothes.
2. They have wads of cash. [=lots of money]
• Verb

• to crush or press (something, such as paper) into a small, tight ball
1. He wadded up the paper and threw it in the trash.
2. The sweater was wadded up in the bottom of the backpack.