IPA: /ˈslʌdʒi/
KK: /ˈslʌdʒi/
The most thick and muddy in texture, often used to describe something that is difficult to move through or has a heavy, viscous quality.
After the heavy rain, the path became the sludgiest it had ever been, making it hard to walk.
Comparative: sludgier
Superlative: sludgiest
Sludgiest → The word is derived from 'sludge' (from Middle English *slodg*, meaning a thick, viscous substance) and the superlative suffix '-iest' (meaning most). The term 'sludgiest' refers to something that has the most sludge or is the thickest and most viscous in texture.
Think of 'sludge' as a thick, gooey substance, and remember that 'sludgiest' means the most gooey or thick.
No commonly confused words.