Noun

• S: (n) soak (soak%1:22:00::), soakage (soakage%1:22:00::), soaking (soaking%1:22:00::) (the process of becoming softened and saturated as a consequence of being immersed in water (or other liquid)) "a good soak put life back in the wagon"
• S: (n) soak (soak%1:04:01::), soaking (soaking%1:04:00::) (washing something by allowing it to soak)

Verb

• S: (v) soak (soak%2:35:01::) (submerge in a liquid) "I soaked in the hot tub for an hour"
• S: (v) overcharge (overcharge%2:40:00::), soak (soak%2:40:00::), surcharge (surcharge%2:40:00::), gazump (gazump%2:40:00::), fleece (fleece%2:40:00::), plume (plume%2:40:00::), pluck (pluck%2:40:00::), rob (rob%2:40:01::), hook (hook%2:40:02::) (rip off; ask an unreasonable price)
• S: (v) drench (drench%2:30:00::), douse (douse%2:30:00::), dowse (dowse%2:30:00::), soak (soak%2:30:01::), sop (sop%2:30:01::), souse (souse%2:30:01::) (cover with liquid; pour liquid onto) "souse water on his hot face"
• S: (v) pawn (pawn%2:40:00::), soak (soak%2:40:03::), hock (hock%2:40:00::) (leave as a guarantee in return for money) "pawn your grandfather's gold watch"
• S: (v) soak (soak%2:35:00::) (beat severely)
• S: (v) intoxicate (intoxicate%2:34:00::), soak (soak%2:34:01::), inebriate (inebriate%2:34:01::) (make drunk (with alcoholic drinks))
• S: (v) souse (souse%2:34:00::), soak (soak%2:34:00::), inebriate (inebriate%2:34:00::), hit it up (hit_it_up%2:34:00::) (become drunk or drink excessively)
• S: (v) soak (soak%2:30:00::), imbue (imbue%2:30:01::) (fill, soak, or imbue totally) "soak the bandage with disinfectant"
• S: (v) soak (soak%2:30:02::) (heat a metal prior to working it)