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pad in English
- pad⇄expr. on the pad, (U.S. Slang.) sharing in graft or dishonest money collected by policemen or other civil servants.
Ex. For years ... it was as if the whole town was on the pad, as if a sidewalk couldn't be cleaned without grease (New York Post). - pad⇄noun 1. a dull sound, as of footsteps on the ground.
Ex. 'Tis the regular pad of the wolves in pursuit of the life in the sledge (Robert Browning).
2. a slow horse for riding on a road, as for journeying.
Ex. an abbot on an ambling pad - pad⇄noun 1. a soft mass used for comfort, protection, or stuffing; cushion.
Ex. to put a pad on a bench or under a rug, to wear pads on one's knees in hockey, to put a pad under a hot plate. The baby's carriage has a pad.
2. a soft, stuffed sadd - pad⇄pad (1), noun, verb, padded,padding.
- pad⇄pad (2), verb, padded,padding,noun.
- pad⇄v.i. 1. to travel on foot; tramp or trudge along.
2. to walk or trot steadily and softly.
Ex. a wolf padding through the forest. He put on his slippers and padded out to the kitchen. - pad⇄v.t. 1. to fill with something soft; stuff.
Ex. to pad a chair, to pad a suit for football.
2. (Figurative.) to add words to, just to fill space; expand or lengthen (a story, written paper, or speech) by including unnecessary material.pad⇄v.t. 1. to walk along (a path or road); tramp; trudge.
Ex. to pad the same path every day.
2. to beat down by treading.