Object

• knee: To wade knee deep in the blood of western infidels.

Preposition: into

• row: Ellis Woodman finds out People The Prince of Wales has reportedly waded into the row over windfarms.

Object

• boot: My new wading boots are also gubbed, the sole is starting to come away at the sole.

• stick: In heavy water or rivers with rocky bottoms, you need a wading stick that will give you real support.

• jacket: In the winter I do go pike fishing in a wading jacket.

Preposition: through

• hundred: And social research rates were lower wade through hundreds gets the same.

• mud: But I feel like I am wading through mud at the moment!

• river: There is a lovely large mural on one wall of St Christopher wading through a river with the Christ child on his shoulder.

• stream: After wading through streams and climbing through the thick growth we soon realized that we had taken a wrong turn.

• mountain: Wading through mountains of bin bags ejected onto the pavement by frenzied overfed families with credit abuse issues.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• deep: It was necessary to wade breast deep through the rising water to effect a rescue.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• around: The first winter was spent wading around in two feet of mud.

Modifying Another Word

• ashore: Photo: Allied soldiers wade ashore at ' Sword ' Beach.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• through: We have NO signup process for you to wade through.

Preposition: across

• river: A variety of travelers attempt to wade across the river with the help of porters.