wallowsome

English

Etymology

From wallow +‎ -some.

Adjective

wallowsome (comparative more wallowsome, superlative most wallowsome)

1. Characterised or marked by wallowing
   • 2004, David McKie, Jabez:

     Though the man was 'a thick, gorged, bloated monstrosity, rotund, wallowsome and flat footed', people in England, the Sydney Bulletin said, had believed in him with a profound and childlike faith.

   • 2005, Michael B. George, Mystic Kingdoms:

     The numerous bulging clouds hid it behind their wallowsome masses.