The hippopotamus wallowed happily.

Meaning: This sentence describes a specific hippopotamus rolling around in mud or water while feeling happy.

Choice of Words: The is used to refer to a specific hippopotamus that has already been mentioned or is known to the listener. Hippopotamus is a common noun that refers to a large, semi-aquatic mammal that has a thick, hairless skin. Wallowed is a verb that describes the act of the hippopotamus rolling around in mud or water. Happily is an adverb that describes the emotion that the hippopotamus is feeling.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Hippopotamus wallowed mud happily.
• The hippopotamus wallowed in the mud.
• Hippopotamus wallowed in muddy water.
• Pigs wallowed happily in the cool mud bath.
• The hippopotamus yawned widely.
• The hippopotamus waddled through the water, its huge body creating ripples.
• The hippopotamus waddled through the water clumsily.
• The hippos wallowed in the muddy water.
• Pigs wallowed in mud enjoying the sun.
• Pigs wallowed in the muddy puddle.