noun
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wad
WOD · noun · informal
A thick bundle of banknotes.
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Definitions
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A rolled or folded bunch of bills; a lot of cash on hand.
“He peeled a note off a fat wad.”
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wad In A Sentence
He peeled a note off a fat wad.
Origin & Usage
From 'wad' meaning a compact bundle; source of 'tightwad' for a stingy person.
People Also Ask
What does 'wad' mean when talking about money?
It's a thick, rolled or folded bundle of banknotes — a lot of cash on hand.
Where does the money sense of 'wad' come from?
It comes from 'wad' meaning a compact bundle. It's also the root of 'tightwad,' a term for a stingy person.
How do you use 'wad' in a sentence?
Use it for a stack of cash, e.g. 'He peeled a note off a fat wad.'
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