swamps
USSWAHMPS/swɑmps/UKSWOMPS/swɒmps/
- 1Plural of swamp.
The old road went around the swamps instead of through them.
Early settlers drained many of the region's swamps to make room for farms.
- 2Third-person singular simple present of swamp.
Every December, a flood of orders swamps our small shop.
Email swamps me as soon as I get back from vacation.
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swamps is a form of swamp
swamp, noun: An area of soft, water-saturated land, often wooded, that is generally a rich habitat for certain plants and animals but poorly suited to many kinds of farming; a type of wetland. Full entry
- Forms
- swampswamps plural
- Spelling
- swamp → swamps: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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