Best check your economic history there, puddly and see where our economy actually grew. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Their little bare feet go slap slap on the puddly concrete. ❋ Kelle James (2010)
Why there is no man when we go shopping, get groceries, tromp through puddly parks and eat brunch at our own table. ❋ Unknown (2007)
This morning's galoshes special is the type of wet and puddly cloud juice that we let our visitors, tourists and Californians think we must deal with day by day by day, if only to perpetuate rainy city myth, a sneaky move aimed at preventing more peeps from moving to our town and taking our already limited street parking spaces. ❋ Unknown (2005)
Ridge-riding, Wayne explains, saves gas in the rain, as it gets the wheels out of the puddly grooves in the road created by more, let's say, traditional drivers. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Sydney, in fact, has puddle stomped at the very park that the Ramona statue resides in all her puddly glory. ❋ Unknown (2006)
So they tried back slowly and sorrowfully, and found the lane, and went limping down it, plashing in the cold puddly ruts, and beginning to feel how the run had taken it out of them. ❋ Hughes, Thomas, 1822-1896 (1971)
Instead, the mists of passion steamed up out of the puddly concupiscence of the flesh, and the hot imagination of puberty, and they so obscured and overcast my heart that I was unable to distinguish pure affection from unholy desire. ❋ 345-430 (1955)
To my poor, travel-worn feet, it was luxury after the puddly, uneven road. ❋ Richard Marsh (N/A)
Just as we halted at a spot where two puddly, churned-up sunken roads crossed, guns behind and on either side of us belched forth flame and rasping sound. ❋ George Herbert Fosdike Nichols (N/A)
There was a puddly yard, squelched with the feet of cow beasts. ❋ John Sillars (N/A)
QUOTATION: Will change the pebbles of our puddly thought ❋ Unknown (1919)
It is all washed, guttered, dusty in the open places, puddly where trees hang over it and full of loose stones on top everywhere. ❋ Edward Lucas White (1900)
Levin cast one long, prying look at Johnson's tavern, wishing he might have the gift to see through its weather-stained planking and tall blank roof, and then he watched the road, of hard sand or piney litter, with here and there a mud-hole or long, puddly rut in it, unravel like a ribbon behind the wheels among the thick pines. ❋ George Alfred Townsend (1877)
Patna, for instance, the pace is four miles and a half an hour; but then "the road is cutcha, and the slightest shower of rain renders it puddly and impracticable for speedy transit." ❋ John Bright (1850)
It consists of four bare rubble walls, enclosing a grouted floor, worn unevenly, and here and there in holes, and puddly. ❋ Martin Farquhar Tupper (1849)
The river would be a pleasanter object, if it were blue and transparent, instead of such a mud-puddly hue; also, if it were always full to its brine; whereas it generally presents a margin, and sometimes a very broad one, of glistening mud, with here and there a small vessel aground on it. ❋ Nathaniel Hawthorne (1834)
Its water is by no means transparent, but has a greenish, goose-puddly hue, which, however, accords well with the other coloring and characteristics of the scene, and is disagreeable neither to sight nor smell. ❋ Nathaniel Hawthorne (1834)
[damn girl] your [Puddly] is [wet] ❋ Sparklesaz (2014)
Person1 : You know Person2 is so [puddly]
Person3 : [yes I] [agree] person2 is very puddly ❋ Ih8humans (2021)
[My lady] wasn't [home] so I [pulled] a puddly duddly ❋ Dixie13 (2015)
[Puddly] Aka "[Female Twink]" [hello there] ❋ DEEZNUTZINURFACE (2020)
