marsh-wiggle
noun · /MARSH-wig-uhl/
A marsh-wiggle is an imaginary creature from Narnia who lives near marshes and wetlands. Marsh-wiggles look a bit like tall, thin people with webbed feet, and they are known for sounding gloomy but being brave and loyal.
In a sentence
- "Puddleglum the marsh-wiggle led the children carefully across the squishy marsh."
- "The marsh-wiggle packed food for the journey, even though he grumbled that it probably would not be enough."