Rain and Swamp

Rain

Rain verb - To fall as water in a continuous stream of drops from the clouds.

Usage example: it started raining early this morning and hasn't let up since

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Swamp and rain are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Swamp" instead a verb "Rain".

Nearby Words: rainy, rainless, rained, rainstorm, raining

Swamp verb - To cover with a flood.

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Rain and swamp are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Rain" instead a verb "Swamp".

Nearby Words: swamped, swampy, swamper, swampland, swamping

good	good rain	good swamp
normal	normal rain	normal swamp
natural	natural rain	natural swamp
short	short rain	short swamp
Other adjectives: artificial, endless, green, little, dark, hot, oily, titular, acidic, goddamn, volcanic.

One episode of Bill Nye the Science Guy started with Bill, wearing a raincoat and galoshes, standing in a swamp in the rain.

Source: Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs
However, the swamp can be truly dangerous if the weather is really bad with lots of rain.

Source: Moving the Goalposts
According to the lore, it's because the swamp was overflowing with rain water that threatened to flood the rest of the land, so a mountain range was put up to prevent that from happening.

Source: Video Game / The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past