soak|soaked|soaking|soaks in English

verb

[səʊk]

immerse, dip; drench, saturate; moisten; absorb; permeate, penetrate; overcharge, extort, charge exorbitantly (Slang)

Use "soak|soaked|soaking|soaks" in a sentence

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

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

3. Soaking – In a shallow dish soak Bammy in 1/2 cup of coconut milk or salted water

4. Soaking: In a shallow dish soak 2 Bammy in 1/2 cup of coconut milk or salted water

5. Because Barberries are dried, they need to be soaked briefly in hot water before cooking; do not soak them too long or their flavor and

6. Soaking isn't helping?

7. That child soaks up new facts like a sponge!

8. Soak the sponge.

9. Our clothes were soaking.

10. I'm soaking wet.

11. Your clothes are soaked!

12. Absorbent definition: Absorbent material soaks up liquid easily

13. The dampness soaks through the tattered camouflage suit.

14. Clean up that wine before it soaks in.

15. We arrived home soaking wet.

16. Soak the beans overnight.

17. I swell in there, soaking.

18. We were all soaking wet .

19. Above this floor, rain soaks down to recharge an aquifer.

20. My shoes are soaked .

21. I think she soaks them in ice water... before she comes by.

22. While daikon soaks, toss shrimp with oil and 1/8 teaspoon pepper.

23. The lesson didn't soak in.

24. Balneology & Balneotherapy – Soaking for Health

25. After soaking, the hides unhair easily.