Soapy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOAPY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a soap opera
ADJECTIVE:
• like soap
• containing or covered with soap
• of or like soap
• characteristic of a soap opera
• (of a person or their behaviour) unpleasantly flattering and ingratiating
• resembling or having the qualities of soap
• unpleasantly and excessively suave or ingratiating in manner or speech
• covered with soap
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• containing or resembling soap

Words related to SOAPY

soapier9 soapiest10 soapily12 soapiness11

How to use SOAPY in a sentence

• Silver should be washed with a soapy flannel in one water, rinsed in another, and then wiped dry with a dry cloth.
• Soapy water thrown on the ground soon produces bad odors.
• A few moments later the gun lay a yard away on the soapy, steaming floor and Berg was held tight in her arms.
• Even so different was the Dorothea of the unkempt hair, the soapy arms, the dingy apron, and the grimy face, from a gaudy damsel who emerged in the afternoon sun out of Mr.
• It may be, and usually is, from the use of bad water, muddy or stagnant water, or water containing any soapy substance.
• Without delay I made my way down to the lagoon and washed myself thoroughly, scrubbing myself with a kind of soapy clay, and afterwards taking a run in order to get dry.
• When she withdrew his wet hand from the bowl, it was so sensitive from the warm soapy water that he was abnormally aware of the clasp of her firm little paw.
• His agents swarm throughout the territory, and Soapy Smith was a gentleman outlaw compared with these men and their master.
• The character of the soil where these results have been observed is light and soapy, and Mr.
• He will maybe be bidding me to scour myself with soapy water all the Sundays and Holy days of the year! I tell you I am getting low hearted.
• She was down on her hands and knees in the midst of a steaming muck of soapy water.
• But now it was Soapy who, pausing, turned to watch him safe out of sight.
• And now Soapy was seized with another fit of coughing, above which he heard hoarse shouts and hands that thundered at the door.
• If the ordinary washing fails to remove any of the spots, spread on a smooth board and rub with a soft, wet, soapy brush.
• Sometimes chewing insects on food plants and sucking insects on all plants are treated by spraying them with soapy solutions or oily solutions which injure their bodies.
• Substances belonging to this group usually have a bitter taste and a slimy, soapy feeling.
• He named half a dozen men, who were variously known as Buck, Andy, Bud, Soapy, Sogun, and the Kid.
• Soapy, so called because of his aversion to the valuable toilet preparation so necessary to cleanliness, had a bland, ingenuous face and perplexed, inquiring eyes.
• Sanderson pulled Streak up slightly, watching Soapy until he was certain the latter would reach the edge, then he gave Streak the reins again.
• Glancing back as Streak thundered through the neck of the Hole, Sanderson saw Soapy coming, not more than a hundred yards behind.
• Soapy had succeeded in getting clear of the great body of steers, but there were a few still running ahead of him, and he was riding desperately to pass them.
• There would have been no opportunity to save Soapy, even if Streak had obeyed his master.
• The dramatic finish of Soapy was vivid, and concern for the other members of the outfit was uppermost in his mind.
• Half a mile from where he had found the pitiable remnants of Soapy he came upon Carter.
• Hot solutions, even if weak, have a solvent action on the wool fibre, producing a liquid of a soapy character from which the wool is precipitated out on adding acids.
• Winterpine gathered the dishes with accustomed hands and piled them by a pan of hot, soapy water.
• Across the yard they saw Makola come out of his hut, a tin basin of soapy water in his hand.
• Mayow, putting forth unexpected strength, carried the tubs out to the back-yard, and poured the soapy water into the harbour.
• It had a disagreeable taste, somewhat acrid and soapy.
• She went out and came back again, warm and soapy, drying her face.
• It contains a sort of filament, from which is extracted a soapy foam, which is much used for washing clothes.
• I did not mean to ask you quite so soon, but the sight of you this morning washing your clothes, with all that soapy steam in your face, decided me not to put it off.

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