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Definition of marshy
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Marshy
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
produced
in,
marshes;
as, a
marshy
weed..
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Meadow
::
Meadow
(n.) Low land
covered
with
coarse
grass or rank
herbage
near rives and in
marshy
places
by the sea; as, the salt
meadows
near
Newark
Bay..
Sedge
::
Sedge (n.) Any plant of the genus
Carex,
perennial,
endogenous
herbs,
often
growing
in dense tufts in
marshy
places.
They have
triangular
jointless
stems,
a
spiked
inflorescence,
and long
grasslike
leaves
which are
usually
rough on the
margins
and
midrib.
There are
several
hundred
species..
Paludal
::
Paludal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
marshes
or fens;
marshy.
Grillage
::
Grillage
(n.) A
framework
of
sleepers
and
crossbeams
forming
a
foundation
in
marshy
or
treacherous
soil.
Adarce
::
Adarce
(n.) A
saltish
concretion
on reeds and grass in
marshy
grounds
in
Galatia.
It is soft and
porous,
and was
formerly
used for
cleansing
the skin from
freckles
and
tetters,
and also in
leprosy..
Marshiness
::
Marshiness
(n.) The state or
condition
of being
marshy.
Tundra
::
Tundra
(n.) A
rolling,
marshy,
mossy plain of
Northern
Siberia..
Pate
::
Pate (n.) A kind of
platform
with a
parapet,
usually
of an oval form, and
generally
erected
in
marshy
grounds
to cover a gate of a
fortified
place..
Moor
::
Moor (n.) An
extensive
waste
covered
with
patches
of
heath,
and
having
a poor, light soil, but
sometimes
marshy,
and
abounding
in peat; a
heath..
Water Germander
::
Water
germander
() A
labiate
plant
(Teucrium
Scordium)
found in
marshy
places
in
Europe.
Bladderwort
::
Bladderwort
(n.) A genus
(Utricularia)
of
aquatic
or
marshy
plants,
which
usually
bear
numerous
vesicles
in the
divisions
of the
leaves.
These serve as traps for
minute
animals.
See
Ascidium..
Buffalo
::
Buffalo
(n.) A
species
of the genus Bos or
Bubalus
(B.
bubalus),
originally
from
India,
but now found in most of the
warmer
countries
of the
eastern
continent.
It is
larger
and less
docile
than the
common
ox, and is fond of
marshy
places
and
rivers..
Slumpy
::
Slumpy
(a.)
Easily
broken
through;
boggy;
marshy;
swampy.
Ignis Fatuus
::
Ignis
fatuus
() A
phosphorescent
light that
appears,
in the
night,
over
marshy
ground,
supposed
to be
occasioned
by the
decomposition
of
animal
or
vegetable
substances,
or by some
inflammable
gas; --
popularly
called
also
Will-with-the-wisp,
or
Will-o'-the-wisp,
and
Jack-with-a-lantern,
or
Jack-o'-lantern..
Palustrine
::
Palustrine
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
living
in, a marsh or
swamp;
marshy..
Moory
::
Moory (a.) Of or
pertaining
to
moors;
marshy;
fenny;
boggy;
moorish.
Morassy
::
morassy
(a.)
Marshy;
fenny.
Sphagnum
::
Sphagnum
(n.) A genus of
mosses
having
white
leaves
slightly
tinged
with red or green and found
growing
in
marshy
places;
bog moss; peat moss.
Swamped
::
Swamp (n.) Wet,
spongy
land; soft, low
ground
saturated
with
water,
but not
usually
covered
with it;
marshy
ground
away from the
seashore..
Malaria
::
Malaria
(n.) Air
infected
with some
noxious
substance
capable
of
engendering
disease;
esp., an
unhealthy
exhalation
from
certain
soils,
as
marshy
or wet
lands,
producing
fevers;
miasma..
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