1. comparative form of plashy; more characterized by splashing or wetness; more marshy or boggy
Usage: informal; chiefly British

Examples

• The path became plashier after the heavy rain.
• This side of the field is plashier than the other, so we'll avoid it.
• The plashier terrain made hiking more difficult.
• After the storm, the ground was much plashier underfoot.
• The plashier areas of the wetland attract more waterfowl.