Definitions
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- adjective Resembling a
marsh or some aspect of one.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Skirting the edge of the marshlike depression which acted as a holding cup for the upper snows, they at last headed it and caught the ultimate trickle that came in beyond it.
The Young Alaskans on the Missouri Emerson Hough 1890
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Instead, like me, they were forced to hunt from the marshlike cover along the Minnesota shoreline of the Mississippi.
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Ben, a black Labrador, assessed matters in a marshlike setting along the Mississippi's western shore at the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and
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Instead, like me, they were forced to hunt from the marshlike cover along the Minnesota shoreline of the Mississippi.
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Ben, a black Labrador, assessed matters in a marshlike setting along the Mississippi's western shore at the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and
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The warning wasn’t really necessary, since Layne had been forced to jump the marshlike combination of mud and grass twice to head off a cow.
Leftover Love Janet Daily 1984
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The warning wasn’t really necessary, since Layne had been forced to jump the marshlike combination of mud and grass twice to head off a cow.
Leftover Love Janet Daily 1984
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The warning wasn’t really necessary, since Layne had been forced to jump the marshlike combination of mud and grass twice to head off a cow.
Leftover Love Janet Daily 1984
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The warning wasn’t really necessary, since Layne had been forced to jump the marshlike combination of mud and grass twice to head off a cow.
Leftover Love Janet Daily 1984
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