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Definition of soggy
soggier
;soggiest
1 : saturated or heavy with water or moisture: such asa : waterlogged, soaked a soggy lawnb : heavy or doughy because of imperfect cooking soggy bread
2 : heavily dull : spiritless soggy prose
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Examples of soggy in a Sentence
The cereal got all soggy.
spread the soggy papers out to dry
Recent Examples of soggy from the Web
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On the trip back to Wisconsin on Sunday, Tyler Too chose a less noisy, windy, bumpy, soggy, dirty option.
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Fourth of July celebrations in Philadelphia are expected to turn soggy late Tuesday afternoon with scattered showers and thunderstorms.
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The crust is thick enough to offer some resistance to the teeth, but the outside is crispy enough to provide an exoskeleton strong enough to hold the peaches and huge hunks of pork without getting soggy.
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Soggy bottom: The bane of Mary Berry's existence, soggy bottoms happen when the crusts of pies and tarts get a little too moist.
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The Indians dropped a sloppy series opener to the Twins, 5-0, on a soggy Friday night at Progressive Field.
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Thanks to this year’s soggy weather and Boise River flooding, Boise’s Fourth of July fireworks display won’t be held at Ann Morrison Park, according to a city press release.
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With low-lying areas closer to the Everglades, Reynolds said western development will send more homeowners into flood-prone areas bound to get more soggy as the seas rise.
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There's also the chance that a customer might be disappointed with soggy fries or a cold burger.
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Origin and Etymology of soggy
English dialect sog to soak
SOGGY Defined for English Language Learners
soggy
playDefinition of soggy for English Language Learners
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: heavy with water or moisture : completely wet and usually soft
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playDefinition of soggy for Students
soggier
;soggiest
: heavy with water or moisture soggy ground
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