wade|waded|wades|wading in English
verb
[weɪd]
cross with difficulty; proceed slowly and with difficulty; walk in water, walk through any substance that impedes motion (snow, etc.)
Use "wade|waded|wades|wading" in a sentence
1. The men waded ashore.
2. We waded a shallow river.
3. They waded through the slop.
4. We waded across a shallow stream.
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6. They waded the river at a shallow point.
7. I waded farther out as the tide ebbed.
8. Even when she knows nothing about it, she wades in with her opinion.
9. 8 The police waded into the crowd swinging sticks.
10. The second best result is Susan Burget age 50s in Wading River, NY in the Wading River neighborhood
11. Can we wade the brook?
12. Wade not in unknown water.
13. Wade, you gotta bounce, dude.
14. In addition, wading Slalom performance is quite good.
15. Soon we were wading through the knee-deep water.
16. I can't wade in these boots.
17. Wading through wet garbage, crawling after monsters!
18. Wade looked blankly at the table.
19. What are you doing here, Wade?
20. You got Wade coming at you!
21. We waded along this stream path for about 30 minutes.
22. No safe wading in an unknown water.
23. He rolled up his trouser legs and waded out into the stream.
24. After wading through the dark realm of the bureaucrat.
25. Undeterred, North Koreans keep on wading the Tumen River.