transitive. To make to drink; to administer drink to; now spec. to administer a draught of medicine in a forcible manner to (an animal).

To wet or moisten thoroughly; to inundate or saturate with water (esp. rain) or other liquid; to sprinkle or pour water upon.

To lay under or cover with water, etc.; to submerge, flood, inundate, deluge; to drench.

To drench, saturate or soak with liquid.

To saturate or fill with drink, to drench, to make drunken. Cf. drunken, v.1 3.

transitive. To wet profusely.

Intensive of drench, v.; to soak.

transferred. To drench, soak.

transitive. To soak or saturate.

transitive. To drench or soak (a person or thing). Frequently in passive. Also occasionally intransitive. Cf. drawk, v.

To drench or soak with water, etc.

transitive. To soak.

transitive. To flood with water or tears; to submerge, drench.

? To drench, soak.

transitive. To plunge (in a liquid); to bathe; hence, to drench, wet; to imbrue, steep.

To soak, saturate, thoroughly moisten. Const. in, rarely with (water, blood, dye, etc.); also simply in passive (now dialect), to be wet through.

transitive. To drench excessively. Usually in passive. Also figurative. Cf. drench, v. 5.

transitive. To bathe, immerse, dip; to bedew, drench, suffuse.

transitive. To ‘drench’ or drown in something; to immerse. (Cf. drench, v. 2 6) Also figurative.

transitive. To saturate, wet thoroughly (with moisture); to dye, tinge, impregnate (with colour or some physical quality).

transitive. To pour or splash liquid over (a person or thing). Frequently with in, with.

to soak.

To pour buckets of water over; to drench.

transitive. To soak, saturate, sop. (Usually in past participle.)

To bespatter or splash (a thing) with anything (e.g. water or mud) cast with force or violence upon or against it.

To drench with moisture; to soak; also figurative, to intoxicate.

Frequently in passive with with. transitive. To soak or imbue thoroughly.

To cover or flood with a liquid. Chiefly hyperbolical. To overspread with fluid; to drench, inundate. Also, to saturate (a powder magazine) with…

transitive. To saturate or drench (a person's clothing) or the clothing of (a person). Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To make sodden; to soak in, or saturate with, water.

transitive. To pour or splash liquid over (a person or thing); to drench.

transitive. To make sodden, to soak. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To splash, souse.

transitive. To soak with wet.