1. soft, spongy, or crumbly in texture; friable
Usage: chiefly British; archaic or dialectal
2. of soil or ground: loose and easily worked; not compacted
Usage: chiefly British; archaic or dialectal

Examples

• The fozy soil in the garden was easy to dig.
• After heavy rain, the ground became fozy and waterlogged.
• The old bread had a fozy texture and crumbled easily.
• Fozy earth is ideal for planting root vegetables.
• The fozy consistency of the clay made it suitable for pottery.