IPA: /ˈpʌdli/
KK: /ˈpʌdli/
Describing something that is like or full of puddles, often muddy or wet.
After the rain, the ground was puddly and difficult to walk on.
Comparative: more puddly
Superlative: most puddly
Puddly → The word 'puddly' is derived from 'puddle' (from Middle English *puddel*, meaning a small pool of water) with the addition of the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by). Thus, 'puddly' describes something that is characterized by puddles or resembles puddles.
Think of a 'puddle' as a small pool of water, and remember that 'puddly' means something that is like or full of puddles.