Waterlogged Soil Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 10-02-2023
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MUD
- Bees left bemused by wet soil
- Bermuda’s sludge
- Chocolate ... cake
- Dirt that sticks on flat bath
- Gooey soil
- Mire
- offensive remarks

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