sousing

/ˈsaʊsɪŋ/
verb
  1. Present participle of 'souse' — the act of soaking or drenching something in liquid.
    • She is sousing the dirty clothes in a bucket of water.
    • The rain kept sousing the parade all afternoon.
    • He was sousing the fish in brine before cooking.
  2. Present participle of 'souse' — the act of making or becoming drunk.
    • The group spent the evening sousing at the pub.
    • He kept sousing until he could barely stand.
    • They were sousing themselves with whiskey at the party.
noun
  1. The action of soaking or drenching.
    • The sousing of the fabric in dye gave it a deep color.
    • A good sousing in the rain cooled everyone off.
    • The sousing of the garden took only a few minutes.
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