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sposh

sposh noun: soft wet ground; mud or slush.

Noun

sposh (usually uncountable, plural sposhes)

  1. (archaic, usually) Soft wet ground; mud or slush.
    • The action of water during winter sposhes and ice comes in, water backs up and freezes. Have lived in 188 Cook's Falls all my life. I do not consider it practicable nor feasible from bridge 155 to highway unless raised […]1912, Supreme Court Appellate Division Third Dept. Vol. 697, page 47

Forms of sposh

pluralsposhes

Words formed from sposh

Questions about sposh

What does sposh mean?
Sposh means soft wet ground; mud or slush.
What part of speech is sposh?
Sposh is a noun.
What is the plural of sposh?
The plural of sposh is sposhes.

Words near sposh in the dictionary

  1. Sposatos
  2. spose
  3. sposed
  4. sposedta
  5. sposes
  6. sposh
  7. sposhes
  8. sposhy
  9. sposie
  10. sposies
  11. sposing

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