soggily
1soggily — soggy ► ADJECTIVE (soggier, soggiest) ▪ very wet and soft. DERIVATIVES soggily adverb sogginess noun. ORIGIN from dialect sog «a swamp» …
2soggily — adverb see soggy …
3soggily — See soggy. * * * …
4soggily — adverb In a soggy manner …
5soggily — adv. in a soggy manner, wetly, damply …
6soggily — sog·gi·ly …
7soggily — ˈsägə̇lē, li also ˈsȯg adverb : in a soggy manner …
8soggy — soggily, adv. sogginess, n. /sog ee/, adj., soggier, soggiest. 1. soaked; thoroughly wet; sodden. 2. damp and heavy, as poorly baked bread. 3. spiritless, heavy, dull, or stupid: a soggy novel. [1590 1600; dial. sog bog + Y1; cf. Norw ( …
9soggy — adjective (soggier; est) Etymology: English dialect sog to soak Date: 1599 1. saturated or heavy with water or moisture: as a. waterlogged, soaked < a soggy lawn > b. heavy or doughy because of imperfect cooking < soggy bread > 2 …
10Osho — ] Laxmi told Frances FitzGerald, a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist who wrote a study of Osho s years in America for The New Yorker magazine, that she blamed herself for the move to America; she had been unable to find a suitable property in… …
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