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squoggy

squoggy adjective: swampy; marshy; muddy.

Adjective

squoggy (comparative more squoggy, superlative most squoggy)

  1. (informal) swampy; marshy; muddy
    • All was gas and gaiters, in spite of rain-soaked garments, slackened belts, and squoggy pulpy boots on the hard iron stones.1897, The United Service Magazine, volume 15, page 392
    • The streaky things behind the Elephant's Child mean squoggy marshy country somewhere in Africa. The Elephant's Child made most of his mud-cakes out of the mud that he found there.1912, Rudyard Kipling, The Elephant's Child

Forms of squoggy

comparativemore squoggy
superlativemost squoggy

Questions about squoggy

What does squoggy mean?
Squoggy means swampy; marshy; muddy.
What part of speech is squoggy?
Squoggy is an adjective.

Words near squoggy in the dictionary

  1. squizzle
  2. squizzled
  3. squizzles
  4. squizzling
  5. Squliq
  6. squoggy
  7. squoke
  8. squonk
  9. squonked
  10. squonking
  11. squonks

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