wade

v. cross with difficulty; proceed slowly and with difficulty; walk in water, walk through any substance that impedes motion (snow, etc.)

n. act or instance of walking in shallow water

n. family name; male first name

WADE may refer to:WADE (band) - A progressive rock band in Calgary, AlbertaWorld Alliance for Decentralized EnergyWADE (AM) - A radio station in Wadesboro, North Carolina
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Wade is a surname, and may refer to Aaron WadeAbdoulaye Wade, Senegalese presidentAdam Wade, drummer for Jawbox and Shudder to ThinkBen WadeBenjamin WadeBenjamin Wade (Australian politician)Billy WadeBilly Wade (cricketer)Billy Wade (football player)Billy Wade (NASCAR)Bob Wade (basketball coach)Bobby WadeCharles WadeDallas Toler-WadeDonald Wade, Liberal MP and later Lord WadeDoug WadeDwyane Wade, professional basketball playerEddie WadeEmma WadeFiona WadeSir George Wade, British field marshalHenry WadeHerbie WadeJack WadeJake Wade (baseball)Jason WadeJeptha WadeJohn Wade (football player)John Donald WadeJustin Grant WadeLance C. WadeMary WadeMelissa WadeMitchell WadeMorgan WadePaul WadeRico WadeRobert Wade (screenwriter)Robert Wade (chess player)Robert E. WadeRyan WadeSean Wade, New Zealand long-distance runnerStephen WadeSteve WadeTerrell WadeSir Thomas Francis Wade, the British inventor of Wade-GilesThomas Wade (1805-1875), English poet and dramatistTodd Wade Virginia Wade, a British tennis playerWallace William WadeWilliam WadeWilliam Wade, Baron Wade of Chorlton
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Noun
1. English tennis player who won may women's singles titles (born in 1945)
(synonym) Virginia Wade
(hypernym) tennis player

Verb
1. walk (through relatively shallow water); "Can we wade across the river to the other side?"; "Wade the pond"
(hypernym) walk
(hyponym) puddle
(derivation) wading bird, wader

n. calf, sura, lower back part of the leg (Anatomy)

n. Wade, family name