wadding

The word “wadding” has 2 syllables: wad-ding

It's pronounced as /ˈwædɪŋ/

What is synonym and antonym for wadding?

In the thesaurus, “wadding” has 83 synonyms and 10 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for wadding along with examples of usage in sentences.

Synonyms for wadding

Styrofoam
agglomerating
back
balling
beading
block
boodle
buffer
bumper
bunch
bunching
bundle
bushing
capacity batting
cartridge
center
chunk
clump
clumping
content
contents
covering
cushion
cylinder
dressing
fender
fill
filler
filling
fortune
gathering
guts
heap
hunk
impletion
inlay
innards
inner coating
inner layer
inside
insides
interlining
layer
liner
lining
lump
lumping
mass
mint
mixture
nugget
pack
packet
packing
pad
padding
peanuts
pearling
pelleting
pelletizing
pile
plug
pot
protection
quilting
ream
refill
replenishment
roll
rolling
rounding
sheathing
shim
slew
sphering
stuff
stuffing
tuft
wad
wainscot
wainscoting
wall
waste

Antonyms for wadding

emptiness
exteriority
flattening
opening
outside
poverty
smoothing
spreading
unfolding
unrolling

Meanings of wadding

noun
1. Wads collectively.
2. Soft, fibrous cotton or wool used to make a wad, or as a packaging material.
verb
1. To crumple or crush into a compact, amorphous shape or ball.
2. To wager.
3. To insert or force a wad into.
4. To stuff or line with some soft substance, or wadding, like cotton.

Example Sentences

After the heavy rain, the street was covered in soggy wadding from torn paper.
The hunter packed his shotgun with soft wadding before loading the shells.
She carefully placed a layer of cotton wadding inside the gift box to protect the delicate items.
The seamstress used a thin layer of quilt wadding to add extra padding to the jacket.
The art restoration expert removed the old wadding from the painting to reveal the vibrant colors underneath.

On this page you'll find 93 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to wadding, such as: Styrofoam, agglomerating, back, balling, beading, block, boodle.

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