IPA: /ˈkwæɡi/
KK: /ˈkwæɡi/
Describing something that is very marshy or boggy, often characterized by wet, soft ground that is difficult to walk on.
The quaggiest part of the swamp was almost impossible to cross without getting stuck.
Comparative: quaggier
Superlative: quaggiest
The word 'quaggiest' is derived from 'quag' (from Middle English 'quagge', meaning a bog or marsh) and the suffix '-iest' (meaning most). Therefore, 'quaggiest' refers to something that is most boggy or marshy in nature.
Imagine a place that is the 'most boggy' or 'marshy' — that's what 'quaggiest' means, emphasizing the extreme quality of being like a quagmire.
No commonly confused words.