waddings

/ˈwædɪŋz/

NOUN

1. Wads considered collectively

Multiple wads or compact masses of soft, pliable material considered as a group or collection.

1.1. Collections of compact masses or bundles

Refers to multiple wads or gathered masses of material, such as compressed paper, cotton, or other soft substances.

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Examples

  • The workers collected the discarded paper waddings from the workshop.
  • Several cotton waddings were placed inside the storage container.
  • The artist arranged the soft waddings into different shapes.

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NOUN

2. Soft fibrous materials used for padding or packaging

Soft, loose-textured materials, typically made from cotton or wool, used for stuffing, cushioning, lining, or protecting objects.

2.1. Materials used for cushioning and padding

Refers to soft materials placed inside clothing, furniture, or equipment to provide cushioning, comfort, insulation, or protection.

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Examples

  • The manufacturer used several layers of waddings to cushion the protective clothing.
  • The upholstery contained different waddings to improve comfort.
  • The tailor selected suitable waddings for the padded jacket.

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2.2. Materials used for packing and protecting objects

Refers to soft or compressible materials used to fill empty spaces in packages and protect fragile items from impact or damage during transportation.

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Examples

  • The shipping boxes contained soft waddings to protect the glassware.
  • The packaging company used cotton waddings to fill the empty spaces.
  • Several protective waddings were placed around the delicate equipment.

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