Definition of miry in English:

miry

adjective ˈmʌɪriˈmaɪri

Very muddy or boggy.
the roads were miry in winter
Example sentencesExamples
- And yet, turning in my trap, I saw her lingering before the door, very still, and as if meditating a flight up the miry road.
- They kept arriving by land much faster than we could come by water; every moment increased the crowd, the jostling, the mutual clinging, on that miry foothold.
- It was Havies' better knowhow that helped them to be in front in this gruelling contest played in miry conditions.
- Roads of a sort, fitfully maintained by statute-labour, existed in an arc from the Moray Firth to the central belt, but were often so primitive, rutted, or miry that they got worse as traffic increased.
- One cannot go to the mines at this time on account of the rising waters and because the routes are miry and submerged… Food is very expensive in this country.
Synonyms
muddy, oozy, slushy, slimy, swampy, marshy, boggy, fenny, watery, sodden, sopping, saturated, squelchy, waterlogged, soggy, soft, heavy
mucky, dirty, filthy
rare quaggy

Rhymes

diary, enquiry, expiry, fiery, friary, inquiry, priory, spiry, wiry

Definition of miry in US English:

miry

adjectiveˈmīrēˈmaɪri

Very muddy or boggy.
the roads were miry in winter
Example sentencesExamples
- They kept arriving by land much faster than we could come by water; every moment increased the crowd, the jostling, the mutual clinging, on that miry foothold.
- And yet, turning in my trap, I saw her lingering before the door, very still, and as if meditating a flight up the miry road.
- It was Havies' better knowhow that helped them to be in front in this gruelling contest played in miry conditions.
- One cannot go to the mines at this time on account of the rising waters and because the routes are miry and submerged… Food is very expensive in this country.
- Roads of a sort, fitfully maintained by statute-labour, existed in an arc from the Moray Firth to the central belt, but were often so primitive, rutted, or miry that they got worse as traffic increased.
Synonyms
muddy, oozy, slushy, slimy, swampy, marshy, boggy, fenny, watery, sodden, sopping, saturated, squelchy, waterlogged, soggy, soft, heavy

单词	miry
释义	Definition of miry in English: miry adjective ˈmʌɪriˈmaɪri Very muddy or boggy. the roads were miry in winter Example sentencesExamples And yet, turning in my trap, I saw her lingering before the door, very still, and as if meditating a flight up the miry road. They kept arriving by land much faster than we could come by water; every moment increased the crowd, the jostling, the mutual clinging, on that miry foothold. It was Havies' better knowhow that helped them to be in front in this gruelling contest played in miry conditions. Roads of a sort, fitfully maintained by statute-labour, existed in an arc from the Moray Firth to the central belt, but were often so primitive, rutted, or miry that they got worse as traffic increased. One cannot go to the mines at this time on account of the rising waters and because the routes are miry and submerged… Food is very expensive in this country. Synonyms muddy, oozy, slushy, slimy, swampy, marshy, boggy, fenny, watery, sodden, sopping, saturated, squelchy, waterlogged, soggy, soft, heavy mucky, dirty, filthy rare quaggy Rhymes diary, enquiry, expiry, fiery, friary, inquiry, priory, spiry, wiry Definition of miry in US English: miry adjectiveˈmīrēˈmaɪri Very muddy or boggy. the roads were miry in winter Example sentencesExamples They kept arriving by land much faster than we could come by water; every moment increased the crowd, the jostling, the mutual clinging, on that miry foothold. And yet, turning in my trap, I saw her lingering before the door, very still, and as if meditating a flight up the miry road. It was Havies' better knowhow that helped them to be in front in this gruelling contest played in miry conditions. One cannot go to the mines at this time on account of the rising waters and because the routes are miry and submerged… Food is very expensive in this country. Roads of a sort, fitfully maintained by statute-labour, existed in an arc from the Moray Firth to the central belt, but were often so primitive, rutted, or miry that they got worse as traffic increased. Synonyms muddy, oozy, slushy, slimy, swampy, marshy, boggy, fenny, watery, sodden, sopping, saturated, squelchy, waterlogged, soggy, soft, heavy
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