Origin of wade
Synonyms for wade
Related Words for waded
bathe, trek, splash, stumble, paddle, attempt, toil, launch, initiate, attack, drudge, tackle, labor, walk, start, fordExamples from the Web for waded
Contemporary Examples of waded
An older white woman who had waded into the crowd, turned to the four younger women behind her.
But if Clinton waded into the natural gas debate, she entirely avoided the Keystone one.
Later that month, Rivers waded into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
If there are no police around, you might see women who have waded into the water, fully dressed in coats, pants and headscarves.
He was “overcome with fear,” at which point he waded through the darkness in order to retrieve his gun from under the bed.
Historical Examples of waded
The fact is, I found all this, and worse; I waded through tons of talk to no result.
The Man ShakespeareFrank Harris
Robin waded to shore, and the friar, half swimming and half scrambling, followed.
Maid MarianThomas Love Peacock
It is to be waded in the riffles, so that he can cross from one shore to the other as the mood suits him.
The ForestStewart Edward White
She waded forward to where the shoal ended and the deeper part began.
The Woman-HatersJoseph C. Lincoln
He waded to the shore and strode rapidly back toward the boathouse.
The Woman-HatersJoseph C. Lincoln