waterlogged

/ˈwɔt̬ərlɔɡd/
adjective
  1. Saturated or filled with water, often to the point of being heavy, soft, or unusable.
    • The soccer field was waterlogged after three days of rain.
    • We had to abandon the waterlogged canoe because it was too heavy to paddle.
    • The waterlogged wood was too soft to use for building.
  2. (of a boat or ship) Filled with water and in danger of sinking.
    • The waterlogged vessel was slowly taking on more water.
    • Rescuers pulled the crew from the waterlogged fishing boat.
    • A waterlogged ship is difficult to tow because of its extra weight.