Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

mashy

Adjective

/ˈmæʃ.i/

Definition

Soft and muddy, often referring to wet ground or soil.

Examples

The trail became quite mashy after the heavy rainfall.
During the spring thaw, the fields were so mashy that the horses struggled to pull the plow.
The children loved to jump in the mashy puddles left by the rain.

Meaning

The term ‘mashy’ describes a condition where the ground is excessively soft and moist, making it difficult to walk or perform activities without sinking.