1. comparative form of poachy; more swampy, boggy, or waterlogged
Usage: chiefly British; informal
2. comparative form of poachy; (of skin or eyes) more puffy or swollen
Usage: informal

Examples

• The field became poachier after the heavy rain.
• His eyes looked poachier than usual after a sleepless night.
• The ground was poachier near the stream.
• She noticed her face looked poachier in the morning.
• The path grew poachier as we approached the wetland.