/ˈpædɪŋz/
NOUN
Soft materials placed inside, beneath, or around objects to provide cushioning, comfort, insulation, or protection against pressure and impact.
Soft materials used in furniture, clothing, seats, or other objects to make them more comfortable by reducing pressure.
Soft materials incorporated into protective equipment or clothing to absorb blows, reduce impact, and prevent injury.
Additional soft layers placed inside or around structures to provide insulation or improve their protective properties.
NOUN
Additional material or exaggerated details used to make something appear longer, fuller, or more substantial than it really is.
Extra words, explanations, or details added to a document, speech, or presentation to increase its length without providing much useful information.
Additions that distort, exaggerate, or magnify facts to make something seem more impressive or significant than it actually is.