wal•lowˈwɒl oʊ(v.i.)

1. to roll about or lie in water, mud, dust, etc., as for refreshment:

   goats wallowing in the dust.

   Category: Animal Behavior

2. to indulge oneself; luxuriate; revel:

   to wallow in luxury; to wallow in sentimentality.

3. to flounder about; move or proceed clumsily.

4. to billow forth, as smoke.

5. (n.)an act or instance of wallowing.

6. a place in which animals wallow.

Origin of wallow:

bef. 900; ME walwen, OE wealwian to roll, c. Go af-walwjan to roll away; akin to L volvere to roll

wal′low•er(n.)