soaked in English

adjective

1

extremely wet; saturated.

my shirt is soaked through

verb

1

make or allow (something) to become thoroughly wet by immersing it in liquid.

soak the beans overnight in water

synonyms: immerse, steep, submerge, submerse, dip, dunk, bathe, douse, marinate, souse

2

impose heavy charges or taxation on.

few of us common people care how much tax Congress soaks on racing motorboats

3

drink heavily.

you keep soaking in taverns

adjective

sozzled, wet, loaded, pissed, pixilated, plastered, cockeyed, fuddled, stiff, blotto, crocked, sloshed, tight, squiffy, smashed, besotted, pie-eyed, blind drunk, soused

verb

immerse, drench, permeate, absorb, imbue, inebriate, hock, pluck, intoxicate
immerse, steep, submerge, submerse, dip, dunk, bathe, douse, marinate, souse
drench, wet through, saturate, waterlog, deluge, inundate, submerge, drown, swamp
permeate, penetrate, percolate, seep into, spread through, infuse, impregnate
absorb, suck up, blot (up), mop (up), sponge up, sop up
drench, douse, dowse, souse, sop
imbue
inebriate, hit it up, souse
hock, pawn
pluck, hook, fleece, surcharge, rob, gazump, plume, overcharge
intoxicate, inebriate

Use "soaked" in a sentence

1. SoakBesplatter with any liquid soaked soaked in soaked in vinegar soaking soap soak in Latin English-Latin dictionary

2. Your clothes are soaked!

3. My shoes are soaked .

4. He was soaked with rain.

5. The blood soaked through the bandage.

6. The pelting rain soaked his clothes.

7. Her headscarf was already soaked through.

8. Blood soaked through the bandage.

9. His clothes are soaked in dribble.

10. I was soaked for that mistake.

11. Love soaked in paper, deduce sadness.

12. Their bodies were soaked in sweat.

13. Bunch of blood-soaked voodoo fanatics there.

14. The rain has soaked into the subsoil.

15. We got soaked to the skin.

16. I was soaked and very cold.

17. The sardines were soaked in brine.

18. My shirt was soaked in perspiration.

19. The water soaked into the soil.

20. They were soaked to the skin.

21. Our Congressman seems a bit soaked.

22. Blood had soaked through the bandage.

23. Blood had soaked through both bandages.

24. The ground soaked up the rain.

25. He woke up soaked with sweat.

26. 10 My shirt was soaked in perspiration.

27. He was soaked in sweat and shivering.

28. The rain had soaked through his coat.

29. Safely dispose of rags soaked with oil.

30. She soaked the dirty clothes in water.

31. Drizzling? Look at my clothes, they're soaked.

32. It is pouring rain, and we are soaked!

33. They reached Leighton Manor soaked and saddle-sore.

34. She soaked her dishcloth in some diluted disinfectant.

35. He soaked his stained shirt in hot water.

36. She's soaked to the skin in the rain.

37. The cloth is then soaked in blue dye.

38. 26 He soaked his stained shirt in hot water.

39. I soaked in the hot tub for an hour.

40. The champagne-soaked event took over the city's main thoroughfare.

41. Ajowan seeds are powdered, soaked in breast milk.

42. Don't stand out there: you'll get soaked through.

43. 27 Their fur became soaked with the dew.

44. SPECIFIC HAZARDS: Biodiesel soaked rags or spill absorbents (i.e

45. Asoak: In or into a soaked or soaking condition; thoroughly wet.

46. You're soaked! Did you get caught in the shower?

47. From the petrol-soaked armchair he aired his views.

48. The Compost should be moist, but not soaked and sodden

49. Residues (petroleum), steam-cracked, heat-soaked naphtha; Cracked gas oil

50. Sometimes the locusts were salted or soaked in vinegar or honey.