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swamp

[swomp] / swɒmp /




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He began gaining renown as a lawyer in an era when asbestos cases were swamping the U.S. courts.

From The Wall Street Journal

Water was scarce; wetlands and lakes turned into swamps through soil erosion and overuse.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the morning the field was a vast sodden swamp: hands, clothes, and faces were black from the cinder mud.

From Literature

When I turn back around Theo is helpfully holding up a pair of my bloomers, scavenged from the swamp of my floor, indicating that I should wipe my mouth.

From Literature

That night he ran and we ran until just before dawn I could see the glow from the Coleman lamp coming through the windows of the cabin across the swamp near our home.

From Literature