Soggy (Adjective)
Syllable division: sog·gy
How to pronounce: UK: /ˈsɒɡ.i/ US: /ˈsɑː.ɡi/
Meaning: Things that may absorb water (especially food) that is uncomfortably wet and soft.
Example:
> I do not eat cereal that has gone soggy.
> She really freaked out when she saw that her bread is soggy.
> The ground needs to be soggy before you can plant something.
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I make the cake soggy by being drowned into coffee cup. Then I eat it.
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I make my cake soggy by dipping it into my coffee cup and then I like to eat it,
* My son always eats biscuits and cakes with milk soggy.
* I don’t want to eat any foods like soggy.
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* My son always eats soggy biscuits and cakes with milk.
* I don’t want to eat any soggy foods.
I like eat oat soggy in the lemonade.
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I like to eat oat soggy lemonade.
The soggy ground changes the battlefield in the war in Ukraine.