to sog
7.2
To become very wet after taking in liquid
- verb
- /sɔg/
:
empapar
- The towel was sog from the spilled water on the floor, making it heavy to lift.
Examples
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After the rain, my shoes were completely sogged and uncomfortable to wear.
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It's just been sitting there kind of sogging in the meantime, but I've just been busy.
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The bread sat in the soup too long and became soggy before I could eat it.
Synonyms
to get wet
vsto sog
56
1.0
To become covered in water or another liquid
is more intense meaning very wet from absorbing liquid
to soak through
vsto sog
6
3.1
To become completely wet all the way through
is very wet from absorbing liquid and may not be wet all the way through
How Wet
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sog is related to the common word soggy and gives the image of something full of water, like a sponge that has soaked up liquid. So, to sog is to become very wet or soaked.