waterlogged

The island is essentially a waterlogged sandbar with a plastic surface that almost seems alive during the frost season.

Percy Pilcher, English aviation pioneer died flying a waterlogged glider when potential investors had been invited to watch.

The waterlogged owl paddled its way to shore, where it could dry off and fly away.

Also hoping to try Flir Lepton thermal camera too, but Flir are probably waterlogged with emails.

Rice field flooding is for weed control (or use of land that naturally floods), rice itself prefers not to be waterlogged.

Try to avoid the tofu that comes waterlogged in a little failure tub.

A rising tide lifts all boats, even if some are temporarily waterlogged.

Then consider the fact that the boreal has a high density of bogs and lakes means the wood is frequently waterlogged, so the chance of boreal wildfires being ignited gradually become slim-to-none, especially if it was a cold period in the climatic cycles.

It's often seen overtaking lawns on heavy, compacted, waterlogged, clay soils.

This got waterlogged after a drink was spilled on the table.

It was only slightly less miserable than having a waterlogged ass.

It doesn't actually spoil any faster, any spoilage is much more obvious (sliminess / breakdown into chalky goop), and it doesn't get all loose and waterlogged.

Fascinating theory regarding the ice, however, regarding the formation: "According to the idea, the solar system had its origin in a gigantic star into which a smaller, dead, waterlogged star fell.

During his solo voyage around the world, American sailor Paul Lutus wrote that "one night in the Indian Ocean, I hit a waterlogged shipping container that was too low in the water to show up on radar." His 31-foot boat was damaged but stayed afloat.