Sodden is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SODDEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make or become sodden
• saturate (something) with water
• To be seethed; to become sodden.
• To soak; to make heavy with water.
• make or become sodden
PREPOSITION:
• Boiled; seethed; also, soaked; heavy with moisture; saturated; as, sodden beef; sodden bread; sodden fields.
ADJECTIVE:
• wet through
• saturated with liquid, especially water; soaked through
• having drunk an excessive amount of a particular alcoholic drink
• wet through and through; thoroughly wet
• soaked
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make soggy

Words related to SODDEN

seethe9 soaked11 sod4 soddened11 soddening12 soddenly13 soddenness12 soddens9

Words that contain SODDEN

soddens9 soddened11 soddenly13 unsodden10 soddening12 soddenness12 soddennesses14

How to use SODDEN in a sentence

• These men brought us some sodden flesh, which they offered us to eat, and requested us to pray for one of their company who had died.
• His face was broad, heavy, and seemed sodden with dark, brooding thought.
• The rub of the stick on the palm of the hand tends to sodden almost any material.
• As the evening wore on, she leaned against the iron bars, looking at the hills that rose far off, through the thick sodden clouds, like a bright, unattainable calm.
• I could, by this means, hurriedly slip off the sodden pair of boots and socks and slip on another set which had become fairly dry by the fire.
• His broad hat drooped a sodden mass over his shoulders, the dripping feather adding to its forlorn appearance.
• In the sodden straw of her stall, Daisy, the mare, lay, heaving and snorting after her agony.
• Walter and I sallied forth from our sodden tents and held a council of war in the mud.
• But when the day was nearly gone and there was no change in the sodden skies Robert detected in himself signs of weakness that he knew were not the product of fancy.
• One by one the sodden bales were placed in the boat to be transported to the reef.
• Presently he heard her running after him lightly over the sodden ground.
• Dallas was, herself, becoming much worried, when the door slowly opened and a disheveled little figure stood before them, with soaking garments and sodden shoes.
• Now his nostrils were filled with rain and bog water and a sodden world.
• They were different and strange, exciting to the thirsty soul of the American, so long sodden with the ugly monotony of a pioneer civilization.
• The physical worker, for instance, often allows his mind to become dull and sodden.
• Swiftwater broke up the chairs for fuel and demolished the legs of the table, after which he lay down before the stove and fell at once into a sodden sleep.
• Then, missing the footpath in the dark, he struck out across a sodden meadow in quest of the road.
• Around him was the beat of the rain on the leaves and the sodden earth, and he looked up at a sky, wholly hidden by black clouds.
• Everywhere were sickening traces of sodden drunkenness.
• He heard the animals stamping in the sodden straw, but the water was not so deep here.
• Even this did not discourage the crowd, which stood about in its sodden clothes waiting.
• The moon lay behind sodden clouds, and the trees were dark and shadowy.
• The work and the fear settle into a sodden, unbroken period of three hours more.
• Swann had hardly hit the floor, a sodden heap, when Thesel, with bloody visage, reeled and fell like a log.

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