spongy

Suddenly the two came to the end of the spongy ground.

The ground was spongy here, because of the three rivers.

The ground felt a bit spongy, but there was nothing to concern herself over yet.

He reached into his pocket, took out a spongy bill.

The ground below the trees was brown and spongy with dead leaves.

They get spongy and leave stains on the table, you understand?

It had been not less than eight feet deep where now was spongy solid ground.

"But there was one part that felt a little flexible or spongy."

It was hot; the windows were open to the spongy June night.

It was soft and spongy; his figure moved more slowly.

It had the spongy feel of a good, rich bread.

The best thing he does is play football with a spongy ball in the hall.

That, more than the spongy, slippery field, was the difference between a good team and a better one.

The brakes feel slightly spongy at first but they are more than up to the job.

And at the bottom, they found themselves in a small, square room with a soft, almost spongy floor.

She walked towards them, feeling the ground spongy beneath her feet.

Twenty minutes later we stood outside on the spongy pavement.

He placed the palms of his hands upon the spongy surface.

Look at his prints; they have a kind of spongy texture too.

The ground was surprisingly soft beneath her feet, almost spongy.

My legs felt spongy, and I braced myself with one hand against the bed.

They dropped lightly to the spongy grass on the other side.

She felt the spongy head go down before she even knew what happened.

They stood in a small room, on a spongy floor which yielded beneath their feet.

A rock dug its way into the spongy floor, inches from her.