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swampy

[swom-pee] / ˈswɒm pi /
ADJECTIVE
boggy
Synonyms


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Different wines, different savory ingredients infused into the spirit or added to the brine, or acid powders that add salinity and tartness without that swampy murk.

From Washington Post

He left their home in the days following the missing person report and was ultimately found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a swampy park nearby in late October.

From Fox News

She earned her bronze medal at the Olympics in swampy conditions in Sapporo, a city 500 miles north of Tokyo that Olympic organizers hoped would have more moderate temperatures.

From New York Times

Analysis showed the fragments were common pine, a species that didn’t grow in the swampy soil of Death Valley during World War II and must have been brought in to make the pyres, Kobiałka says.

From Science Magazine

But it was swampy at 78 degrees Fahrenheit, with 82 percent humidity, as the race began.

From New York Times