intransitive verb. To go about on foot.

intransitive verb. To move or walk about almost inaudibly.

intransitive verb. To go along (a route) on foot.

noun. A muffled sound resembling that of soft footsteps.

noun. A horse with a plodding gait.

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noun. A thin, cushionlike mass of soft material used to fill, to give shape, or to protect against jarring, scraping, or other injury.

noun. A piece of equipment consisting of shaped cushioning material often attached to a hard outer surface and worn to protect against blows, collisions, or shots.

noun. A flexible saddle without a frame.

noun. An ink-soaked cushion used to ink a rubber stamp.

noun. A number of sheets of paper of the same size stacked one on top of the other and glued together at one end; a tablet.

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noun. The broad floating leaf of an aquatic plant such as a water lily.

noun. The flattened fleshy stem of a cactus such as a prickly pear.

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noun. The fleshy underside of the end of a finger or toe.

noun. The cushionlike flesh on the underpart of the toes and feet of many animals.

noun. The foot of such an animal.

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noun. A launch pad.

noun. A helipad.

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noun. A keypad.

noun. A touchpad.

noun. One's living quarters, especially an apartment.

transitive verb. To line or stuff with soft material.

transitive verb. To lengthen or increase, especially with extraneous or false information.

noun. A road-horse; a horse for riding on the road, as distinguished from a hunter or a work-horse, etc.; a roadster.

To travel on foot; tramp slowly or wearily along; trudge or jog along.

To travel on foot over or along; proceed on foot through; journey slowly, steadily, or wearily along.

To tread or beat down; make smooth and level by treading: as, to pad a path.

noun. [pad, verb] A dull sound, as of footsteps.

To stuff or furnish with a pad or padding: often with out.

To expand by the insertion of extraneous or needless matter, or the use of unnecessary words: as, to pad an article in a newspaper; to pad out a page in a book.

In calico-printing, to impregnate (the cotton cloth to be printed) with a mordant. It is done in a machine called a padding-machine (which see).

To glue the edges of (sheets of paper) together, so as to form a pad.

In mech., to puncture with numerous fine holes, as the end of a pipe, or the rose on the end of a nozle.

noun. A path; a footpath; a road.

noun. A pannier; a basket.

To be a footpad, or highway robber; frequent roads or highways in order to rob.

To move with the soft thud of a bare foot striking the ground.

In leather-making, to apply a heavy coating of solution to.

In India, to pack on an elephant's pad.

noun. A robber; a footpad.

noun. A soft cushion, or something of the nature of a cushion, or a stuffed part, as of a garment, a saddle, etc., used to fill up a hollow, to relieve pressure, or as a protection.

noun. Specifically— In cricket, a wadded guard worn to protect the leg by a batsman or wicket-keeper.

noun. In embroidery, a small qnantity of fibrous material, such as raw cotton or silk, used for raising parts of a pattern, the stitch covering it closely.

noun. One of the large, fleshy, thick-skinned protuberances of the sole of the foot of various quadrupeds, as the dog or fox; hence, specifically, the foot of a fox.

noun. One of the tylari of a bird's foot; one of the cushion-like enlargements on the under side of a bird's toes. Compare heel-pad and pterna.

noun. In anatomy, the splenium of the corpus callosum. See splenium.

"Out of doors something made a circuit of the cabin, like a beast of the night, stealthy footsteps muffled by the snow: _pad -- pad -- pad_ ...."

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