I. -diŋ noun
( -s )
Etymology: wad (II) + -ing
1.
a. : wads or material for making wads
b. : a soft mass or sheet of short loose fibers used for stuffing or padding (as quilts, costumes, upholstery, or packages)
c.
(1) : a soft absorbent paper used in hospitals and as sanitary napkins
(2) : a loosely formed crepe paper used for packing
2. or wadding thread : a stuffer thread
II. ˈwadin
Scotland
variant of wedding