verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
wading pool
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
ashore
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Thousands of High Elves were cut down by crossbow fire as they waded ashore .
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We waded ashore coughing up salt water and drenched to the skin.
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They waded ashore just below their lonely hut.
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He anchored his boat in hip-deep water about 25 yards from the beach, and we waded ashore like General Douglas MacArthur.
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My companions hurriedly dropped me off at Chateaubelair, near Richmond, leaving me to wade ashore waist deep.
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After a moment, he waded ashore and sat down.
in
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Or they could wade in with a cure.
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They never even try, like people living beside a lake they never even go wading in , much less swim-ming.
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He wades in among the pair of them, grabs their studded leather collars and starts yanking them away.
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You assume an identity and wade in .
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BSandra assures her it is not and says that if Tamika wades in , she will get a very special surprise.
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Christophe Lamaison, who converted both, waded in with the penalty that gave the scoreline a hallucinatory appearance.
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He waded in with his sword swinging, and felt the jar down his arm as it almost decapitated an animal.
out
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Sam scrambles up and wades out to the bird.
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On impulse, the boy waded out as far as he dared, and called.
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He waded out to the craft and held her bows while Gomez shed shoes and socks and rolled up his Oxfords.
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She shook her head and waded out to the boat and hopped in.
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I was the youngest of the three boys who decided to wade out to Black Rock.
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The surfer wades out some distance, and waits for a good-sized wave.
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But at the time I was just hurt that I couldn't wade out into the lake and save them.
through
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The fallen clothes were as difficult to wade through as thick mud.
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Fourteen props are a lot for voters to wade through .
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Be patient if you have to wade through a sea of red tape before you even get to the starting line.
■ NOUN
water
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He moved slowly, like a tired man wading through cold water .
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The men waded fast through the water after him, crouching, firing short bursts towards the trees.
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We're off again, now wading almost waist-deep in water , stopping, starting, bumping into the man in front.
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He waded shin-deep in water , with the slow-motion gait of a man wading through a dream.
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He undressed her, and held her hand while she waded into the water up to her knees, splashing and shouting.
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People waded into the water and dropped roses in the surf.
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Holding on to him I stepped in, and we waded across, in water up to our ankles.
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The tide had now retreated, forcing us to wade through shallow water , kayaks in tow.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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They waded across the river.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A few family members waded into the surf and tossed flowers.
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He'd gladly wade into the attack.
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He moved slowly, like a tired man wading through cold water.
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Personnel managers and employers are busy people and do not have time to wade through a thirty page resume.
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She moved as if she were in a dream, wading through viscous liquid.