| It should be sopped on frequently with a soft cloth and allowed to dry on the skin. |
| We used to place his saucer of sopped bread, and his saucer of water at the foot of the bush. |
| We delved into deep bowls of the brodetto and didn't come up for air until every bone and shell had been picked clean and every drop of the pepperoncino-spiked broth had been sopped up with yeasty country bread. |
| Then he cut away dies of bread, sopped one in the gravy and put it in his mouth. |
| Andrew from beneath the bench lifted his sopped head, like a turtle, breathless. |
| In a feeble gesture toward appeasing cardiologists everywhere, I sopped some of the fat off the top with more paper towels. |
