1. comparative form of soppy: more wet or soaked through
2. comparative form of soppy: more overly sentimental or emotional
Usage: informal; chiefly British

Examples

• His clothes got soppier as the rain continued to pour.
• The ground became soppier with each passing hour of the storm.
• She found the second movie even soppier than the first romantic comedy.
• The love letters grew soppier as their relationship progressed.
• After walking through the marsh, my boots were soppier than I expected.
• Critics said the sequel was soppier and less believable than the original.