/pædz/
NOUN
Flattened masses of soft material used for sitting, lying, cushioning, supporting, or protecting something.
Soft, flat or cushion-like objects placed beneath or against something to provide comfort, support, or absorb pressure.
Padded coverings or guards worn on the body or attached to equipment to prevent injuries from impacts, friction, or pressure.
Thick, soft areas of skin on the underside of an animal's feet or paws that cushion movement and protect against rough surfaces.
Soft, fleshy or thickened areas of the human body, especially the rounded ends of the fingers and other areas that provide cushioning.
NOUN
Absorbent products worn by women to collect menstrual blood.
Disposable or reusable absorbent products designed to collect menstrual flow and maintain personal hygiene.
NOUN
Blocks or sheets of paper used for writing, drawing, or taking notes.
Collections of paper sheets bound or attached together for writing notes, messages, or other information.
Sheets or blocks of absorbent paper used to soak up excess ink or other liquids.
NOUN
Flat electronic surfaces or devices used to enter information or detect touch and pressure.
Electronic surfaces that detect touch or pressure and allow users to interact with digital devices or control systems.
Flat surfaces placed beneath a computer mouse to provide a suitable tracking area.
NOUN
Designated flat surfaces used for the landing and takeoff of helicopters or other aircraft.
Prepared areas where helicopters or other aircraft can safely land, take off, or remain parked.
NOUN
Informal places where people live, especially small private apartments or houses.
Informal residences or private living spaces, often referring to apartments, small houses, or personal accommodations.
Individual rooms or cells in a prison or detention facility where inmates are confined.
NOUN
Sustained low-pitched notes or background sounds produced by musical instruments or synthesizers.
Continuous low-register musical notes or synthesized sounds that provide a harmonic or atmospheric background.
VERB
To fill something with soft material or insert material to make it fuller, thicker, or more comfortable.
Putting soft or loose material inside an object to give it volume, shape, or cushioning.
Furnishing an object or surface with soft material to protect it or make it more comfortable.
Increasing the length, size, or apparent substance of something by adding unnecessary or excessive content.
Moving along quietly and steadily, often with soft footsteps or without shoes.