Definition of "sopping" []

• Thoroughly soaked; drenched. (adjective)
• Extremely; very: sopping wet. (adverb)

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• "Matter of fact, the kiddo was outside with her yesterday and they both came in sopping wet -- he had a super soaker and would aim it near the dog who would in turn chase the stream trying to catch the water. jhofker"
• "A few small plants obtained from the florist and kept where they do not get a direct glare of light, watered frequently enough so that the soil is always moist (but never "sopping"), and plenty of fresh air in bright weather, will rapidly make fine plants."
• "Drew Dernavich: When most people talk about "sopping" gravy they use the term casually, unaware that it is a highly technical maneuver for eating food."