fenny
9.9
Wet and soft like land near a marsh
- adjective
- /ˈfɛni/
- Archaic
- After the rain, the field became surprisingly fenny and difficult to cross.
Examples
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Rare birds nest in the fenny areas near the river.
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We walked through the fenny fields during our hike.
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The explorers trudged through the fenny landscape at dawn.
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The fenny landscape was covered in mist.
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The explorers trudged through the fenny landscape at dawn.
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After the rain, the field became surprisingly fenny and difficult to cross.
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We walked through the fenny fields during our hike.
Synonyms
Compounds
How Marshy
Surface Forms
fenny positive
Morphology
Etymology
Fenny comes from the old English word fen, which means 'marsh' or 'bog'. So, to call land fenny is to say it is wet and marshy, just like a fen.