terms |
sloggy |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective sloggy is
(obsolete) sluggish.
slaggy |
sloggy |
As adjectives the difference between slaggy and sloggy
is that
slaggy is (of a material) resembling or containing slag while
sloggy is (obsolete) sluggish.
smoggy |
sloggy |
As adjectives the difference between smoggy and sloggy
is that
smoggy is having smog while
sloggy is sluggish.
As a noun Smoggy
is a person from Middlesbrough.
bloggy |
sloggy |
As adjectives the difference between bloggy and sloggy
is that
bloggy is (informal) having the characteristics of a blog; resembling a blog while
sloggy is (obsolete) sluggish.
soggy |
sloggy |
As adjectives the difference between soggy and sloggy
is that
soggy is soaked with moisture or other liquid while
sloggy is sluggish.
stoggy |
sloggy |
As a noun stoggy
is the woodpigeon.
As an adjective sloggy is
sluggish.
sloggy |
cloggy |
As adjectives the difference between sloggy and cloggy
is that
sloggy is sluggish while
cloggy is tending to cause clogging.
sluggy |
sloggy |
In obsolete terms the difference between sluggy and sloggy
is that
sluggy is sluggish while
sloggy is sluggish.