The term 'boglike' is used to describe a type of wetland environment that is characterized by acidic soil and spongy vegetation. The crossword solutions for this term are 'peaty' (5 letters), 'MIRY' (4 letters), and 'marshier' (8 letters). Peaty refers to the presence of peat, which is a type of soil composed of partially decayed plant material. MIRY describes an area that is muddy or boggy, while marshier indicates a wetland that is more marsh-like in nature.