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• n  a soft wet area of low-lying land that sinks underfoot

• The whole of the Eurozone is a morass and there seems to be no solution in sight.
• Craig led the congregation to a morass of a situation by sitting over the its financial troubles.
• Just hours before he did it, Kemal was telling a journalist that popular Islam had become a morass of superstitions that would destroy those who professed it.

• mire
• quagmire
• quag
• slack

News & Articles

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• Guest column: Take a look in the mirror
  The American public is addicted to carbon products for its energy needs and despite overwhelming evidence that man-made carbon dioxide (CO2) is a credible threat to everyone, we lack the will to act. We are quick to place blame for this morass, but perhaps it is time to look in the mirror.
  June 19, 2013 - Pomerado Newspaper Group