Soggy Definition

sŏgē, sôgē
soggier, soggiest
adjective
soggier, soggiest
Saturated with moisture or liquid; soaked.
Webster's New World
Moist and heavy; sodden.
Soggy cake.
Webster's New World
Dull, heavy, and boring.
Webster's New World
Humid; sultry.
A soggy afternoon in August.
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Other Word Forms of Soggy

Adjective

Base Form:
soggy
Comparative:
soggier
Superlative:
soggiest

Origin of Soggy

  • From dialectal sog to be soaked (from Middle English soggon soaked) (probably of Scandinavian origin) or from dialectal sog swamp

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Soggy Sentence Examples

  • A soggy parking ticket was spread over his windshield by the first sweep of the wipers.

  • The soil should be kept moist as well, but not soggy.

  • After a rain, perfect soil will remain moist, not soggy.

  • Just be sure you don't over water and make the soil soggy.

  • Many users report that the melted butter is too greasy and makes the popcorn soggy.

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Words Starting With

SSOSOG

Words Ending With

YGYGGY

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