Soaking is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOAKING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of soaking
• an act of wetting something thoroughly
• the process of becoming softened and saturated as a consequence of being immersed in water (or other liquid)
• the act of making something completely wet
• washing something by allowing it to soak
ADJECTIVE:
• very wet
• extremely wet; wet through
• Wetting thoroughly; drenching; as, a soaking rain.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to wet something thoroughly
• the act of wetting something thoroughly

Words related to SOAKING

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Words that contain SOAKING

soakings13 resoaking14 soakingly17 presoaking17 oversoaking19

How to use SOAKING in a sentence

• Soaking, however, is an operation that cannot be entirely dispensed with in the preparation of animal food.
• But when tops-and-bottoms, or the whole biscuit, are employed, they require soaking in cold water for some time previous to boiling.
• A dark stuff skirt, on the other hand, which many players use in wet weather, does not wash, and is absolutely ruined after a soaking.
• The place smells of soaking, saturated cabbage for yards and yards round about.
• Soaking in cold water till the stains turn brown, then washing in warm water with soap is the usual treatment.
• They themselves were familiar with these soaking plains, but the swamps would be a deadly trap for the enemy.
• Still, water must not be given more frequently than is actually necessary to keep the plants going, and when it is applied let there be a thorough soaking.
• In the absence of rain a soaking of water on the previous day will prevent the soil from falling away from the roots.
• If put out during dry weather, complete the operation with a soaking of water, and repeat this twice a week until rain falls.
• It needs soaking in water for about twenty-four hours before sowing.
• Then set it in again, to make an end of his baking and soaking.
• But on the way the ship took fire, and the collection was either burned or ruined by soaking salt water.
• All the wealth of a big city library had been his to explore, and he had spent much time there, soaking up facts in many odd branches of learning.
• A wicked advantage was taken by soaking the grain in anise-seed cordial, which made the birds noisy and active, thus attracting other pigeons to the stand.
• The fibres of the bark are separated from the woody matter by soaking it in water, and they then form tow, which is afterwards spun into yarn, and woven into cloth.
• If it reaches you and gives you a thorough soaking, I shall feel satisfied.
• If preferred, the peas may be cooked without soaking.
• Cold steamed rice may be used by soaking it in hot milk until every grain is separate.
• The most singular phase was that I reproached myself for not soaking up more sun in the past.
• Now that he had the beans soaking, Mike was absorbed in his own thoughts again.
• I shall wait till my son Frank returns, before soaking and examining them.
• It was eaten roasted, broiled, and fried, first soaking it in warm water.

Similar words containing SOAK without suffix ing

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