swampy

adjective
UK /ˈswɒm.pi/
US /ˈswɑːm.pi/

A swampy place is wet and muddy like a swamp.

The swampy ground squished under our boots.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Full of swamps or covered with swamp land.

They paddled through a swampy region near the river.

3. Overwhelmed or flooded with too much of something.

The office was swampy with paperwork after the holiday.

4. Having a damp, heavy, unpleasant feel.

The swampy air made everyone feel tired and sticky.