Gad

The two of them had a quiet gad in the corner of the room.

She likes to gad through the museum exhibits without taking any guided tours.

The tailor used a gad to create the design on the fabric.

The farmer used a gad to make holes in the ground for the seeds.

I used a gad to make holes in the leather belt.

The bookbinder used a gad to make holes in the pages of the book.

The artist used a gad to etch designs into the copper plate.

The shoemaker used a gad to punch holes in the leather shoes.

The upholsterer used a gad to puncture the fabric before stitching it together.

The jeweler used a gad to make small indentations in the metal.

The cobbler used a gad to punch holes in the shoe leather.

The boat made a sudden gad to avoid the rocks.

She loves to gad through the mall, browsing the stores.

They decided to gad to the beach for a day trip.

The painter used a gad to control the flow of paint onto the canvas.

The laboratory technician used a gad to measure the chemicals.

The mechanic used a gad to add brake fluid to the car.

The bartender used a gad to control the flow of syrup into the cocktail.

The winemaker used a gad to regulate the flow of wine from the barrel.

The gardener used a gad to water the plants in the greenhouse.

The cook used a gad to pour the oil into the pan.

The car mechanic used a gad to control the flow of oil into the engine.

The plumber used a gad to control the flow of water from the pipe.

The construction worker used a gad to pour the concrete into the mold.

The old book mentions the measurement of a gad as a unit of weight.

They had a casual gad about the weather while waiting for the bus.

The children were having a cheerful gad about their favorite cartoon characters.

We had a delightful little gad about movies and TV shows.

The students had a fun gad during their study break.

We had a pleasant little gad about politics and the weather.

They enjoyed a friendly gad about their favorite TV shows.

The carpenter used a gad to mark the location of the holes he would drill.

He couldn't find a needle, so he used a gad to sew the button.

The artist used a gad to create intricate patterns on the pottery.

The jeweler used a gad to make tiny holes in the metal for the diamonds.

The carpenter used a gad to make precise markings on the wood.

The leatherworker used a gad to make the small holes in the leather.

The dentist used a gad to remove debris from the teeth.

The seamstress used a gad to make tiny holes in the lace.

A gad can be useful for making small perforations in paper.

The sailmaker used a gad to create holes in the canvas for the grommets.

The blacksmith used a gad to create decorative patterns in the iron.

The airplane made a sudden gad to avoid a flock of birds.

The horse took a sharp gad to avoid the obstacle.

The football player made a quick gad to dodge the defender.

The driver took a sharp gad to avoid hitting the pedestrian.

The airplane made a sharp gad to avoid flying into a storm.

The car's brakes failed and it made an unexpected gad into the ditch.

The hiker made a wrong gad and got lost in the woods.

The tennis player executed a quick gad to reach the ball.