sobby
adjective
sob·by
ˈsäbē,
-bi
-er/-est
1
chiefly dialectal : saturated with moisture : wet, soggy
2
: of or relating to sobs or weeping : sentimental
sad, sobby little stories in the magazines 
Metropolitan Magazine
Metropolitan Magazineendeavor to simulate the Italian style … results in too much that is strenuous, manifestly sobby, and tortured Saturday Review
Saturday Review
Word History
Etymology
in sense 1, perhaps alteration (influenced by sob entry 1) of sop, verb, to soak, saturate + -y; in sense 2, from sob entry 2 + -y