claggy Antonyms
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Meaning of claggy
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claggy (a.)
Adhesive; -- said of a roof in a mine to which coal clings.
claggy Sentence Examples
- After the rain, the soil in the garden became claggy and difficult to work with.
- The wet clay on the potter's wheel felt claggy under her hands as she tried to shape it into a vase.
- Walking through the muddy field, my boots became heavy and claggy with each step.
- The pastry dough turned out claggy and dense because I added too much water.
- Despite the sunshine, the air felt claggy and humid, making it uncomfortable to be outside for long.
- When the bread dough is too wet, it tends to become claggy and sticky instead of smooth and elastic.
- Working with claggy cement, the builders had difficulty laying the bricks evenly.
- The claggy mud stuck to the tires of the tractor, making it difficult to maneuver through the field.
- Trying to paint on a claggy canvas proved to be a challenge as the colors didn't spread smoothly.
- After the flood, the riverbanks were left with claggy silt and debris, causing further problems for the surrounding area.
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Adhesive; -- said of a roof in a mine to which coal clings.
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After the rain, the soil in the garden became claggy and difficult to work with.
The wet clay on the potter's wheel felt claggy under her hands as she tried to shape it into a vase.
Walking through the muddy field, my boots became heavy and claggy with each step.
The pastry dough turned out claggy and dense because I added too much water.
