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View usage for: (sɒgi) Word forms: comparative soggier, superlative soggiestadjectiveSomething that is soggy is unpleasantly wet. ...soggy cheese sandwiches. ...a gray and soggy afternoon. Synonyms: sodden, saturated, moist, heavy More Synonyms of soggy (ˈsɒɡɪ) adjectiveWord forms: -gier or -giest2. (of bread, pastry, etc) moist and heavy 3. informal lacking in spirit or positiveness Derived forms soggily (ˈsoggily) adverb sogginess (ˈsogginess) noun Word origin C18: probably from dialect sog marsh, of obscure origin soggy in American English (ˈsɑgi; ˈsɔgi) adjectiveWord forms: ˈsoggier or ˈsoggiest1. saturated with moisture or liquid; soaked 2. moist and heavy; sodden soggy cake 3. dull, heavy, and boring Derived forms soggily (ˈsoggily) adverb sogginess (ˈsogginess) noun Word origin < obs. sog, damp, boggy place, prob. < or akin to ON sea, lit., a sucking < base of suck Examples of 'soggy' in a sentencesoggy This is a pattern all too familiar from other soggy summers in recent years.Their owners will be scoffing a soggy sandwich before hitting the road to the next meeting.Not a soggy chip or greasy burger in sight.The house duck here was grey and soggy with fat.There is a piece of soggy tissue stuck to the bottom of my shoe.To stop your biscuits going soft and soggy.The soggy summer should have ensured the wide runners enjoy a bit of an edge.The crispy seaweed goes all soggy in the soup.The balmy weather may go some way to making up for the soggy summer.Leave to soak so they go a little soggy.But does the wet May this year mean that we are heading for a soggy summer?I came expecting a smorgasbord of seafood and found only soggy haddock and chips.The aircraft barged through a perimeter hedge, crossed a road and ended up in a soggy turnip field.Is your pastry always soggy?An area of soggy, muddy turf around three metres from the stumps at one end caused the game to be called off.But down came the rain, and by the next morning when she looked out of her window the heart was a soggy mess.But it was soggy and wet, which it can't be meant to be.Well, a bit of a soggy mess, to be honest.Overall, then, one can speak of a soggy centrist mess with the right ahead on points.The 12 wheels on the two main landing gears slammed into the soggy turf about 40 yards beyond the fence.Our man didn't enjoy the greasy lamb hotpot with soggy chips and baked beans, the beans being so salty they made his mouth tingle. British English: soggy / ˈsɒɡɪ/ ADJECTIVE Something that is soggy is unpleasantly wet. ...soggy bread. - American English: soggy
- Arabic: مُبَلَل
- Brazilian Portuguese: encharcado
- Chinese: 浸水的
- Croatian: mokar
- Czech: rozmoklý
- Danish: gennemvåd
- Dutch: doorweekt
- European Spanish: empapado
- Finnish: märkä
- French: détrempé
- German: durchnässt
- Greek: μουσκεμένος
- Italian: zuppo
- Japanese: ずぶぬれの
- Korean: 함빡 젖은
- Norwegian: vasstrukken
- Polish: rozmokły
- European Portuguese: encharcado
- Romanian: înmuiat
- Russian: влажный
- Latin American Spanish: empapado
- Swedish: blöt
- Thai: เปียกโชก
- Turkish: ıslak
- Ukrainian: вогкий
- Vietnamese: sũng nước
Chinese translation of 'soggy' adj - [food]
水分太多的 (shuǐfèn tài duō de) - [clothes]
湿(濕)透的 (shītòu de) to go soggy 受潮 (shòucháo)
Definition moist and heavy soggy cheese and tomato sandwiches Synonyms heavy dripping sopping mushy spongy pulpy Additional synonymsDefinition slightly damp or wet Wipe off any excess with a clean, moist flannel. Synonyms damp, wet, dripping, rainy, soggy, humid, dank, clammy, dewy, not dry, drizzly, dampish, wettish His work clothes were saturated with oil. Synonyms soaked, soaking (wet), drenched, sodden, dripping, waterlogged, sopping (wet), wet through, soaked to the skin, wringing wet, droukit or drookit (Scottish) We got soaked walking home. Synonyms drenched, saturated, sodden, sopping, dripping wet, wet through, soaked to the skin, wringing wet, like a drowned rat, droukit or drookit (Scottish) - soften someone up
- softly-softly
- software
- soggy
- soil
- sojourn
- solace
Additional synonymsDefinition saturated with water The football match is off because of a waterlogged pitch. Synonyms soaked, saturated, drenched, sodden, streaming, dripping, sopping, wet through, wringing wet, droukit or drookit (Scottish) |