squoggy

comparative more squoggy · superlative most squoggy

1. informalswampy; marshy; muddy

   Well, I felt squoggy as a sponge when I left her, and I crept down the back stairs and out into the yard.

   1987, John D. Seelye, The True Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, page 292

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   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