a wad

Reaching into her pocket she pulled out a wad of Yen large enough to cover AT LEAST three times the cost of their meal.

Users place a wad or pinch of the tobacco against their lip or cheek, then suck on it, a habit known as "dipping" .

He took out a pack of Red Man chewing tobacco, put a wad in his mouth, then handed it to Kearney, who followed suit.

He throws a wad of paper out the door of his room, to see if it will boomerang back and land in one of his gym shoes.

Leave the shorter tail free and start twisting a wad of hay onto the long tail beginning as close to the wall as possible.

The woman bought a washing machine in which she found a wad of cash .

Alex's glasses had broken at the nose bridge, and he was holding them together with a wad of first-aid tape.

After discharge from hospital, my bedroom under the pillow and a wad of money.

Lady Sleep, please kiss me sweetly Throw me in a wad of cotton wool And close my eyes, so I can see. . .

The brother of the dead guy took out a wad of cash and set it on fire.

Van Norden has put away his pipe and packed a wad of snuff on the underside of his lower lip.

We all like feeling good about ourselves. But can a little praise really trump a slice of pizza, a great party or a wad of cash?

On the starting grid he paced to and fro, endlessly polishing his goggles, chain-smoking cigarettes or feverishly chewing a wad of gum.

It started with two friends slipping him a wad of paper with about half a gram inside, in Las Vegas in 1960.

Handling a wad of cash may be as good at killing pain than ibuprofen or aspirin , a new study suggests .

He pulled a wad of 10 notes out of his pocket.

To hold(shot or powder)in place with a wad.

Handling a wad of cash may be as good at killing pain than aspirin, a new study suggests.

A wad of facts was dumped in cyberspace, with no instructions or incentives to find good ways of using them.

A wad of federal stimulus dollars, which has helped pay for services this year, is running out.

put a wad of paper under the leg of the table to make it level.

With two stained fingers, he placed a wad of tobacco in his cheek.

n. She balled the letter into a wad.

b: don't get your panties in a wad. i'll call them and fix things.

I would definitely chase it down the street, a wad of bills clutched in my hand.

Maybe that's my superpower, he thinks: whenever I throw a wad of paper, it lands in my gym shoe.

The flies settled on Satan again. He sneezed a wad of snot onto the dash.

She used a wad of tissues to wipe away the blood.

Someone saw you with a wad of cash this morning.

Quoting from a wad of email printouts doesn't have the same magic.

More and more customers tend to make deposits and payments with plastic cards instead of a wad of bank notes.

If I have a wad of cash, I find myself going through it quickly.

For instance, police can find a wad of cash in a car, claim that the owner was planning to buy drugs with it, and then seize it.

Open the door wide and wedge it with a wad of newspaper.

Open the door wide and wedgeit with a wad of newspaper.

i ' ve had a good run here , so you ' ve a wad of money

look at that . a wad of gum on a piece of paper