wallow
//ˈwɒl.oʊ//
Verb
wallowInfinitive
wallowPresent tense
wallowedPast tense
wallowedPast participle
wallowingPresent participle
wallowsThird-person singular
1
To roll about or lie in water, mud, or another substance, typically for pleasure or to cool down.
The pigs wallowed in the mud to cool off.
2
To indulge in an emotion or situation, especially a negative one, in an unrestrained way.
She wallowed in self-pity after losing her job.
Noun
1
An area of mud or shallow water where animals go to wallow.
The elephants gathered at the wallow to cool off in the mud.
2
An act of wallowing.
The pig enjoyed a good wallow in the mud.