1. Presenting a treacherous surface in which one sinks and is lost, and applied to a situation out of which it is difficult to free oneself; originally a quagmire in Egypt, in which whole armies were fabled to have been swallowed up.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• aerbonian,
• zerbonian,
• xerbonian,
• derbonian,
• eerbonian,
• werbonian,
• swrbonian,
• ssrbonian,
• sdrbonian,
• srrbonian,
• s4rbonian,
• s3rbonian,
• seebonian,
• serbionian,
• sebronian,
• serbonnian,
• Serbonien,
• Serboninan,
• Serbonean,
• Cierbonian