Soggy (adjective)

Wet and soft from being saturated with water.

Origin:

The word soggy comes from the word "sog" which is a variant of the word "soak" from old english word "sōcian" meaning "to become wet".

Examples:

1. The bread was soggy from being left out in the rain.
2. After sitting in the lake for too long, my clothes were soggy.
3. The soggy ground made it difficult to walk.
4. He took a bite out of the soggy sandwich and made a face.
5. The soggy cereal was inedible.