soggy
21soggy — sog·gy || sÉ‘gɪ / sÉ’gɪ adj. thoroughly wet, soaked, saturated; moist and heavy; dull …
22soggy — adjective (soggier, soggiest) very wet and soft. Derivatives soggily adverb sogginess noun Origin C18: from dialect sog a swamp + y1 …
23soggy — adj 1. soppy, sopping or wringing or dripping wet; soaked, drenched, saturate. See sodden(def. 1). 2. heavy, doughy, pasty; pulpy, mushy, soft. See sodden(def. 2). 3. dull, dry, uninteresting; dull witted, stolid, Inf. thick; torpid, phlegmatic,… …
24soggy — sog·gy …
25soggy — [ˈsɒgi] adj wet and soft …
26soggy — /ˈsɒgi / (say sogee) adjective (soggier, soggiest) 1. soaked; thoroughly wet. 2. damp and heavy, as ill baked bread. 3. spiritless, dull, or stupid. {British dialect sog bog} –soggily, adverb –sogginess, noun …
27soggy — Hōwai, elo, napele, ū wai; loliloli ōloliloli, palakē (as taro). See swamp …
28soggy — adj. (soggier, soggiest) sodden, saturated, dank. Derivatives: soggily adv. sogginess n. Etymology: dial. sog a swamp …
29Soggy Sao — game in which a group of men simultaneously begin masturbating onto an Arnott s Sao biscuit, the last to ejaculate having to eat the biscuit …
30soggy sao — Australian Slang game in which a group of men simultaneously begin masturbating onto an Arnott s Sao biscuit, the last to ejaculate having to eat the biscuit …
