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Vocabulary Entry
wallow
|verb • verb • noun
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V
verb
To roll about or lie in water, snow, mud, or another substance.
Example Sentences
"The pig loves to wallow in the mud on hot days."
"After the rain, the kids couldn't resist the chance to wallow in the puddles."
"She watched the dog wallow happily in the grass."
V
verb
To indulge in an unrestrained way, especially in emotions or a particular experience.
Example Sentences
"After the breakup, he chose to wallow in his sadness for a while."
"She tends to wallow in nostalgia every time she visits her hometown."
"It's okay to wallow in your feelings, but don't forget to move on."
N
noun
An act of rolling about or lying in water, mud, or other substances.
Example Sentences
"The wallow of the buffalo created a large muddy pit."
"They found a wallow where the animals had been bathing."
"The wallow left the ground muddy and soft."