Definitionn. the act of making something completely wet
Last update: June 13, 2015
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Clouds drifted away from a full moon, drenching the patio with soft lunar light. [Please select]
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I should think a drenching like that would take all the conceit out of a man. [Please select]
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The boat cut through this like a knife, drenching her crew with spray. [Please select]
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I wish to Heaven we could have some good old drenching spring rain. [Please select]
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It was worth a drenching to be taken into such a house. [Please select]
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A spray of water squirted up into his face drenching him thoroughly. [Please select]
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Very hot, though early this morning there was a drenching rain, a deluge. [Please select]
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Rain fell yesterday during three hours in drenching sheets that darkened the city. [Please select]
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Swiftly the raft climbed the bank of water and slid down on the other side, plunging its edge deep into the water and drenching them all with spray. [Please select]
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Even from where they all stood in the lantern they could see the big rollers flash white as they broke over the enrockment blocks, the spray drenching the tops of the derricks. [Please select]
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