[bog-ee, baw-gee] 
| 1. | containing or full of bogs: It was difficult walking through the boggy terrain. |
| 2. | wet and spongy: The ground is boggy under foot. |
| bog (bôg, bŏg) n.
v. tr. To cause to sink in or as if in a bog: We worried that the heavy rain across the prairie would soon bog our car. Don't bog me down in this mass of detail. v. intr. To be hindered and slowed. [Irish Gaelic bogach, from bog, soft; see bheug- in Indo-European roots.] bog'gi·ness n., bog'gy adj. |
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