swampy
/ˈswɑmpi/
adjective
- Consisting of, resembling, or characteristic of a swamp; wet, soft, and muddy.
- The swampy ground squished under our boots as we walked.
- The air in the swampy forest was thick and humid.
- They built a boardwalk across the swampy area so people could visit the nature preserve.
- Figuratively, slow, bogged down, or difficult to move through or deal with.
- The project became swampy with too many rules and delays.
- Her thoughts felt swampy and unclear after a long day.
- The traffic was swampy, and we were stuck for hours.
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