everglade
[ev-er-gleyd]
noun
a tract of low, swampy land, especially in southern Florida, characterized by clumps of tall grass and numerous branching waterways.
Origin of everglade
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Related Words for everglade
mud, marshland, quagmire, morass, bog, glade, moss, estuary, fen, mire, slough, quag, swampland, wetland, moor, marsh, swale, polder, everglade, muskegExamples from the Web for everglade
Historical Examples of everglade
Oh, maybe it's the one who escaped from the Everglade swamp.
The Outdoor Girls in FloridaLaura Lee Hope
Then she was not altogether insane, for there were many campers at Everglade.
Dorothy Dale's Camping DaysMargaret Penrose
The very best that could be obtained for miles about Everglade.
Dorothy Dale's Camping DaysMargaret Penrose
It was rather a restless night in Orangeade, and all were astir early, for they wanted to be at the Everglade camp by daylight.
The Outdoor Girls in FloridaLaura Lee Hope
"I fancy we are on the north-western edge of the great Everglade swamp," Charley replied.
The Boy Chums Cruising in Florida WatersWilmer M. Ely