spludgy

spludgy

English

Adjective

spludgy (comparative more spludgy, superlative most spludgy)

1. Alternative form of splodgy
   • 1984, Lucy Gore, Diary of a working mum

     As we were driving home, large spludgy balls of sleet drummed against the roof of the car. We had to wait a while before getting out.

   • 2002, Daniel Richler, Kicking Tomorrow

     He stamps down the stairs, leaving spludgy footsteps in the carpet behind him.

   • 2004, Merle Thornton, After Moonlight

     Discourse within discourse within — deeper and deeper in the mud till it closes over your unsuspecting head, scarcely a rising spludgy bubble to be seen.