Wade
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Wade is an English given name and surname: Wade Boggs, Roe v. Wade.
The Supreme Court case Roe v. Wade (1973) legalized abortion in the United States and remains central to American political discourse. (Lowercase wade means to walk through water.)
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Ending a pregnancy
- Supreme CourtNation's top tribunal
- constitutionalHealth-promoting walk
- landmarkNotable point of reference
- precedentPrior authoritative example
reproductive · rights · overturn · ruling · plaintiff · decision · legal · case
abortion
Ending a pregnancy
- Supreme CourtNation's top tribunal
- constitutionalHealth-promoting walk
- landmarkNotable point of reference
precedent · reproductive · rights · overturn · ruling · plaintiff · decision · legal · case · Jane
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Anglo-Saxon patronymic surname
- African NamesFatima, Aisha, Mohamed, Hassan, Barry
- British PotteryWedgwood, Spode, Staffordshire, bone china, earthenware
- Anglo-Saxon mythologyBeowulf, Grendel, Woden, mead halls, shield maidens
- SenegalDakar, 1960, boubou, negritude, Atlantic coast
- Anglo-Saxon LoreWoden, rune, Beowulf, Grendel, kenning
u.s. abortion rights legal landmark
Wadepro-life
Against elective pregnancy termination
anti-abortion · overturned · Casey · Alito · reversal
- wade throughTraverse laboriously
- wading poolShallow children's water basin
- waded inBegan with vigor
- wade inEnter forcefully, uninvited
- Roe v Wade1973 reproductive rights decision
- wading inEntering water gradually