soaked in Latin
soaked in Latin is madidus — soaked means extremely wet, as if drenched in water.
soaked in Latin
madidus
Drenched with water, or other liquid.
What does "soaked" mean?
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adj Extremely wet, as if drenched in water.
"We got soaked walking home without an umbrella."
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adj Informal: very drunk.
"By midnight he was completely soaked."
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soaked in a sentence
- We got soaked walking home without an umbrella.
- By midnight he was completely soaked.
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What is "soaked" in Latin?
"soaked" in Latin is madidus. soaked means: Extremely wet, as if drenched in water.
How do you use "soaked" in a sentence?
Example: "We got soaked walking home without an umbrella." In Latin, "soaked" is madidus.
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