quaggy

Quaggy abruptly withdrew his foot, but said nothing.

And his invitin' Quaggy home with him was merely part of this perturbation.

"This is a hospitable house," said Jack; "but the ground must be quaggy underneath, for at every step the building quakes."

Those quaggy terrains tranformed at Lakua, which now doubles the inhabitants that Vitoria had.

These reeds, again, grow in a peculiarly uncomfortable, quaggy bottom, which rises and falls, or rather which jumps and sinks when you step on it, like the seat of a very luxurious arm-chair.

I saw now he was by no means old, and he had a weightlifter's muscles beneath his dirty t-shirt - from hauling furniture, no doubt; but his great quaggy belly put ten years on him, and fear seamed his face.

They must honor that pact, he told her, they must honor it even if it was frustrating, unnecessary, or outright senseless to honor it, because not to honor it would create more quaggy willy-nilliness in the world.