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daggle

Intermediate (B1)

IPA: /ˈdæɡəl/

KK: /dæɡəl/

transitive verb
Definition

To make something wet or dirty by trailing it through water or mud.


Example

The children daggled their clothes while playing in the rain.


Tense Forms

Past: daggled

Past Participle: daggled


Conversation
Sloth A
I can't believe how muddy the park is after the rain.
Sloth B
Yeah, it really daggles your shoes if you walk through it.
Sloth A
I guess that’s why everyone is avoiding that area.
Sloth B
Definitely! I’d rather keep my shoes clean.

Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
wet
dampen
moisten
Antonyms
dry
dehydrate
desiccate
Root Explanation

The word 'daggle' originates from Middle English 'daglen', meaning to trail or drag along. It is related to the word 'dag', which refers to something wet or dirty, often associated with dragging something through mud or water.

Memory Tip

Think of something being dragged through mud, which helps you remember that 'daggle' means to trail or drag along.

Visually Confused Words
draggle
waggle
taggle
raggle
naggle
maggle
haggle
gaggle
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