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waded Definition


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wade
verb
    tr & intr
    waded, wading
    1. To walk through something, especially deep water, which does not allow easy movement of the feet; to cross (a river, etc) by wading.
noun
    1. The act of wading.
Etymology: Anglo-Saxon wadan to go.

Phrasal Verb: wade in
    To involve oneself unhesitatingly and enthusiastically in a task, etc.
Phrasal Verb: wade into someone
    To attack or criticize them fiercely.
Phrasal Verb: wade through something
    To make one's way laboriously through it.
      Example: wading through legal documents


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