Soggy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOGGY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• heavy with moisture
• very wet and soft
• (of soil) soft and watery
• having the consistency of dough because of insufficient leavening or improper cooking
• slow and apathetic
• soaked

Words related to SOGGY

soaked11 soggier9 soggiest10 soggily12 sogginess11

How to use SOGGY in a sentence

• February had turned soft and soggy, the city streets running mud, and the damp insidious enough to creep through the warmth of human flesh.
• A carpet of empty cartridges, a few white-picked dog bones, and a soggy place where water dripped from a crevice, met his eyes.
• Indigestion and the soggy condition of my clothes kept me awake for some time last night, and the exceptional exercise gives bad attacks of cramp.
• He told his best Irish story, but it sank like soggy cake.
• It is that we must be careful that the soil in the pots or boxes in which our plants are growing is always supplied with film water and not wet and soggy with free water.
• Kenkenes put a bold foot on the soggy sand and stepped out.
• The blade that showed its dull steel against the soggy brown pine needles lay five feet beyond her reach.
• All he found were some crumbs of tobacco and a soggy match box.
• It shrunk tent canvas which pulled on the ropes and lifted the pegs out of the soggy ground.
• The land was soggy, and here and there in the lower places were areas of water.
• It was sometimes with difficulty that he was able to extricate his leg from these soggy entanglements.
• And the ragged, gaping chasms left by roots made the soggy ground uncertain support for yards about.
• He stood silently at the rail, looking down at the mats and the soggy discarded boxing gloves.
• At night, after a supper of soggy rolls and burnt omelet, Mr.
• Outside, the snow was still falling, but it had turned to slush, and the sidewalk was soggy underfoot.
• What with the snow and the soggy ground the first mile was hard going for Hare, and Silvermane often sank deep.
• The sky is a soggy purple when we return to the Home.
• The 24th of April was a beautiful spring day of quivering sunshine, which made the soggy ground in the part of Belgium where I was fairly steam.
• All the year round she was at work like a yeast alert in a soggy dough.
• She bandaged each hand and arm with the mixture and plastered the soggy, evil-smelling stuff in a thick poultice over her face and neck.
• Discouraged with the chase, they turned to retrace their way nearly half a mile through the soggy, dripping woods.
• Then two figures came tramping through the rain, over the soggy ground, next splashing into the tent, the flaps of which Dick and Harry held aside.
• Hamlin to fall on Billy, and fling him where he had flung the soggy uniform.
• The bricks under foot were soggy, and the curved sign above her entrance, the bare willows, dropped a pattering moisture.
• The melting snow in our trench makes soggy footing in spite of all we can do.
• It was on a soggy spot of ground, with tall slush grass in front of it, but luckily there was room to swing a club back of it.

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