Marshland
Pronunciation: /ˈmɑːrʃˌlænd/
Marshland (noun)
- Land that is very wet, often with soft mud and low plants, where water stays for long periods.
- A wetland area with slow-moving or standing water, supporting many plants and animals.
Examples
- The river floods the wet grassy land every spring.
- Wet grassy land stays muddy after heavy rain.