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Extremely wet
“I recall camping out with friends in a little makeshift tent; when it rained we all had to run home because we would all get soaking wet.”
Having the ability or tendency to absorb
Flowing heavily or in large quantities
A drenching or dunking
“If the soil is dry, give it a good soaking otherwise the rhizomes can be difficult to lift, especially when congested.”
A brief immersion in liquid
Fullness
The act or an instance of penetrating
An act of cleaning or washing
Present participle for to be, or cause to be, wet or waterlogged
“Allow the tea to cool, soak a washcloth in it, wring it out, lie down, and place it over your closed eyes for 15 to 20 minutes.”
Present participle for to soak or wet thoroughly in liquid
“Running her hands threw her long black hair she let the water soak her back.”
Present participle for to penetrate or permeate by saturation
“I see the droplets soak into the stale, brown grass, and I watch it pound the drooping daylilies and roses.”
Present participle for absorb a liquid
“This was annoying enough, but after I'd used towels to soak up the water, I heard an ominous dripping noise coming from below.”
Present participle for to drink alcohol, typically in excess
Present participle for to overcharge (someone) for something
Present participle for to ooze, or pass slowly through pores or other small openings
Present participle for to absorb water or a liquid
Present participle for to apply a surcharge
Present participle for make (meat) more tender by beating or slow cooking
Present participle for prepare by boiling
Present participle for to promise or make a guarantee to do something
Present participle for to hold or engage the attention of
Present participle for to obtain money or favors by intimidation, violence, or the misuse of authority
Present participle for to administer drugs to
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