sodden

Then she saw the sodden book that he held out to her.

Both in town and country, labor is sodden with it.

The real world is sodden with information, including the date and the time.

Between the two men, on the table, was a black sodden mass.

I'm going to start our sodden friends here to walking in their sleep.

She suddenly realized that her back was sodden with blood.

The walk home would be sodden and cold, like her soul.

What a sodden heap she must have been when they found her!

It started to rain, I remember, and the ground was sodden.

He was still sleep sodden and the night had been weird.

The second time she fell 90 feet to a sodden field beside the river.

But even the most dreadful commercial must come to its sodden end.

But here he was, a sodden lump and no fun at all.

Exactly on time he arrives at the sodden little hotel.

In the center of the plain was a sodden pool.

We were also sodden and nearly steaming, it was so hot.

He was barely aware of being sodden and cold himself.

I was suddenly cold again, down to my sodden toes.

The back of his uniform jacket was sodden with blood.

Only when her shoes were sodden with his blood did she turn screaming toward the house.

As for naming him, there was no need to turn up that sodden face to the light of day, not yet.

But on the sodden ground it was almost impossible to move quietly.

They could hear the sodden beat of heavy boots outside the door.

The sodden page of a magazine wrapped itself around his hand.

Her clothing was in a sodden little pile on the floor.