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loggy

loggy adjective: full of logs.

Adjective

loggy (comparative more loggy, superlative most loggy)

  1. Full of logs.
    • […] a level area characterized by many large fallen logs, but without boulders suitable for basking by lizards. Arctostaphylos, Ceanothus, and Quercus shrubs are dispersed in this loggy area.1974, Habitat and Prey Selection of Sceloporus Occidentalis and S. Graciosus

Forms of loggy

comparativemore loggy
superlativemost loggy

Origin of loggy

From log + -y.

Words that rhyme with loggy

2 more rhymesFewer rhymes

Questions about loggy

What does loggy mean?
Loggy means full of logs.
What part of speech is loggy?
Loggy is an adjective.

Words near loggy in the dictionary

  1. logging rocks
  2. loggings
  3. Loggins
  4. loggish
  5. loggs
  6. loggy
  7. loghouse
  8. loghouses
  9. Loghry
  10. Loghrys
  11. Loghtan

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