IPA: /ˈswɑːm.pi/
KK: /ˈswɑːmpi/
The most wet and muddy, often referring to an area that is very saturated with water.
After the heavy rain, the field became the swampiest place in the neighborhood.
Comparative: swampier
Superlative: swampiest
Swampiest → The word is formed from "swamp" (of uncertain origin, possibly from the Old English *swampa*, meaning a wetland or bog) and the suffix "-iest" (meaning most). The term "swampiest" refers to the state of being the most swamp-like or having the most characteristics of a swamp.
Think of a 'swamp' as a wet, boggy area, and remember that 'swampiest' means the area that is the most like a swamp.
No commonly confused words.