| SOFTSOAP | Say something flattering about the soggy cake? (4-4) |
| BANJO | Instrument for the Soggy Bottom Boys |
| COMPLIMENT | Say something about lip make-up. Something flattering (10) |
| MARSHY | Say nothing to the girl about it being soggy (6) |
| SWAMP | The Everglades and the Pantanal are examples of this soggy type of landform |
| PADOFPAPER | Dwelling liable to tear in the wind and get soggy in the rain? |
| DRANK | Drained soggy parts around the river (5) |
| WET | Soggy wheat, just the odd bits (3) |
| WELLY | Boot in source of water, soggy in the end (5) |
| DISPOSAL | Chucking away soggy food, about to stuff face (8) |
| EAST | What "Eat" stands for in the mnemonic "Never Eat Soggy Waffles" |
| SPONGE | Cake that's often soggy? (6) |
| DAMP | The swan is quiet and soggy (4) |
| PULP | Fruit flesh; fibrous soggy mass for paper-making; a cheap magazine or the fiction published within (4) |
| SLUSH | Word for a soggy mess; liquid mud or snow; the sound of splashing or spilling; or, a heavy blow (5) |
| WATERY | Word meaning aqueous or hydrous; tearful or teary-eyed; insipid, pale, tasteless, thin or weak as a result of dilution; runny, soggy, squelchy or wishy-washy; or, rainy, as in the sky (6) |
| DANK | Soggy and chilly |
| SPITTER | Soggy, and illegal, pitch |
| MOIST | Omits crackers as a bit soggy (5) |
| WETBLANKET | Depressing non-participant - soggy covering (3,7) |
