1. comparative form of soggy; more wet and soft, often unpleasantly so
Usage: comparative form

Examples

• The cereal became soggier the longer it sat in the milk.
• After the rain, the ground was even soggier than before.
• Her sandwich got soggier as the tomatoes leaked juice.
• The bottom crust was soggier than the top.
• The wet towels made the laundry basket soggier.
• Each bite of the waterlogged bread was soggier than the last.