ˈsägē, -gi also ˈsȯg- adjective
( -er/-est )
Etymology: sog (I) + -y
1. : saturated or heavy with water or moisture: as
a. : waterlogged , soaked
slosh over a soggy fairway — R.M.Hodesh
a thick and soggy mat of fiber — Monsanto Magazine
soggy clothes
soggy shoes
b. : damp , humid
the air of the lowlands seemed soggy and heavy — Ida Treat
c. : sodden
soggy bread
2. : heavily dull : heavy-footed , ponderous , spiritless
a good deal of … soggy conversation about the state of the world — Wolcott Gibbs
digest large portions of rather soggy educational literature — M.B.Smith
a soggy prose that makes even sudden death seem tedious — Martin Levin