英[wɒd]美[wɑːd]
noun(名词)verb(动词)
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noun(名词)verb(动词)
小知识
A wad is a bundle or lump of something, like the wads of chewing gum you'll find if you look under your chair at school. Yuck!
You can also call a wad a bundle, clump, or ball — most office trash cans contain wads of paper, and making a pillow involves stuffing it with wads of cotton or polyester material. Wad is also a verb, like when you wad up a damp hand towel and throw it in the laundry hamper. Etymologists guess that the Old Norse word vae, or “cloth,” is the root of wad.
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词源考究
词源不详，可能来Proto-Germanic*wediz，衣服，衬料，词源同weeds，衣服。引申义卷，沓。