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soggify

soggify verb: to make soggy.

Verb

soggify (third-person singular simple present soggifies, present participle soggifying, simple past and past participle soggified)

  1. (informal, transitive) To make soggy.
    • Since it is a dry condiment that gives a lemony flavour, we've used it to flavour crispy things whose crusts we don't want to soggify.2014, Bjorn Shen, Artichoke
    • In two more months, every leaf will be on the ground, seasonal rains will be soggifying Sonoma County, and if Emma and I haven't made a baby by the end of December, this will be over.2018, Lili Valente, The Baby Maker

Forms of soggify

third-person singular presentsoggifies
present participlesoggifying
past participlesoggified
pastsoggified

Questions about soggify

What does soggify mean?
Soggify means to make soggy.
What part of speech is soggify?
Soggify is a verb.
What is the past tense of soggify?
The past tense of soggify is soggified.

Words near soggify in the dictionary

  1. soggier
  2. Soggies
  3. soggiest
  4. soggified
  5. soggifies
  6. soggify
  7. soggifying
  8. soggily
  9. sogginess
  10. sogginesses
  11. sogging

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