soak /sōk/

1. To steep in a liquid
2. To drench
3. To saturate
4. To absorb (liquid) (with up; also figurative)
5. To draw through the pores
6. To bathe thoroughly (N American)
7. To beat, pummel (slang)
8. To overcharge, tax heavily, etc (informal)

1. To be steeped in a liquid
2. To pass through pores
3. To drink (usu alcohol) to excess, to guzzle
4. To soften by heating

1. The process or act of soaking
2. A drenching
3. A marshy place
4. A heavy or habitual drinker

soakˈage noun

1. The process or period of soaking
2. Liquid that has percolated

soakˈer noun

1. Someone who or something that soaks
2. A small piece of sheet lead used to form a watertight joint with slates or tiles at a chimney or wall where it projects above the surface of a roof

soakˈing noun and adjective

soakˈingly adverb

soakˈaway noun

A depression or excavated pit into which water percolates

• want in
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• want-wit
• want-wits