Pad

Meaning

Noun

●

A

of anything

, to

or

on.

●

A

used as a

without a

or frame.

●

A

, or small, cushion.

●

A

area on the

of a digit:

A cushion-like

of the

on the under

of the

of animals.

The mostly

on

of an animal's

or paw.

●

In Gaits:

A

area on the

of a digit:

Any cushion-like part of the human body, especially the

of the fingers.

●

A

or

, especially one

on the

of

to

bruising.

●

A

or

to

, support a part, etc.

●

A

; a

of

used to

flow.

●

In American English:

A

of a

or

plant.

●

In Cricket:

A

for a batsman's

that

the

from

when

by the ball.

●

A

for

upon, or for

, especially one

of many

of

; now especially such a

of

as used to

on.

●

A

or

of

to be

to

or touch.

●

Ellipsis of keypad.

●

Ellipsis of

pad.

●

A

or area from which a

or other

may

or be launched.

●

In Menstruation:

An

with a multi-port

on one end; a "trip

".

●

The effect

by

lower

in a

, most common in

music.

●

In Music:

A

used for

s.

●

In American English:

A bed.

●

A small

,

, or

by a

person; such as a

,

, etc.

●

In British English:

A

cell.

●

In Cryptography:

A

key (originally

on a

) of the same

as the plaintext.

●

In Electronics:

The amount by which a

has been reduced.

●

In Nautical:

A

of

on a

to

the

of the deck.

●

In British English:

A toad.

●

In Australian English, British English & Irish English:

A

,

one

or

;

or track.

●

An easy-paced

; a padnag.

●

In British English:

A

who

the

; a

or

pad.

●

In British English & Gaits:

A

or

musician.

●

In British English:

A type of

, especially as used as a

of

or other goods.

●

The

of

, or a

made by an

etc.

●

In Diseases:

Initialism of w:peripheral

disease.

Verb

●

To stuff.

●

To

with a

or

ding.

●

To increase the

of, especially by

filler.

●

To

with a mordant.

●

In Cricket:

To

with the

the bat.

●

To

along (

,

etc.).

●

To

on foot.

●

To

a

by walking.

●

To

,

or

, especially without shoes.

●

To

robbery.

Intj

●

Indicating a

,

footsteps.

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