maskegs

/ˈmæskɛɡz/
noun
  1. A type of wetland or bog, especially in northern North America, with soft, spongy ground and mosses.
    • Maskegs are important habitats for many birds and insects.
    • The hikers had to cross a wide maskegs, sinking ankle-deep in the wet moss.
    • In the summer, the maskegs are filled with mosquitoes and wild cranberries.
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