quobby

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adjective

Marshy, boggy.

Scrabble 22

Meanings

adjectivequobby (comparative quobbier or more quobby, superlative quobbiest or most quobby)

comparative quobbier · comparative more quobby · superlative quobbiest · superlative most quobby · alternative quabby

  1. dialectalMarshy, boggy.
  2. dialectalFlabby, lacking firmness.

Origin

  1. Middle Englishquabby
  2. Englishquobby

From Middle English quabby, equivalent to quob + -y. Cognate with Middle Low German quobbich, quöbbich, quöwwich, quabbech (“swampy, sticky, soft, difficult, boggy”).

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