soggifying
Turning something soggy
Soggifying is the process of making something soggy—saturating it with moisture until it loses crispness or structural integrity.
The word is informal and slightly playful, often describing unwanted transformation: The rain is soggifying my sandwich.
Cereal soggifies in milk; bread soggifies under gravy.
Reducing or wetting slightly
- saturatingFilling to total capacity
- waterloggingSoil oversaturated with moisture
- soakingCompletely saturated with liquid
- moisteningMaking damp
wetting · drenching · absorbing · seeping · permeating · humidity · condensation · steaming
Heating food excessively
- steamingReleasing hot vapor
- wiltingLosing turgor and drooping
- mushingDog-sled transportation sport
- softeningBecoming less firm
cereals · bread · fries · chips · crackers · croutons · pastry · crust
Lowering in worth
- weakeningBecoming less strong
- decomposingOrganic matter breaking down
- breaking downStopping working properly
- rottingOrganic matter decomposing
decaying · moldering · disintegrating · spoiling · ruining · compromising · undermining · collapsing
dampening
Reducing or wetting slightly
- saturatingFilling to total capacity
- waterloggingSoil oversaturated with moisture
- soakingCompletely saturated with liquid
moistening · wetting · drenching · absorbing · seeping · permeating · humidity · condensation · steaming · wilting
overcooking
Heating food excessively
softening · cereals · bread · fries · chips · crackers · croutons · pastry · crust · batter
degrading
Lowering in worth
- weakeningBecoming less strong
- decomposingOrganic matter breaking down
- breaking downStopping working properly
rotting · decaying · moldering · disintegrating · spoiling · ruining · compromising · undermining · collapsing · sagging
soggifyingdrying
Moisture removal process
drying out · dehydrating · desiccating · parching · draining