sopping

• "Hello, Laurey," Gage said Chapter 19 H e was still shivering, but he shook his head at her offer of anything more than hot coffee, a towel for his sopping hair and the chance to take off his wet jacket and shoes. —  Chapter1
• Its weight was not all that comforting—considering the person I was after must have my gun When I'd caught my breath, I pushed the flashlight into the deep pocket of my sopping-wet sweater and slid down the other side of the levee. —  Muller, Marcia - [McCone 08] Eye of the Storm UC FR.htm
• The steamy mirror confirmed her worst fears: her robe was old and ratty, and the towel/turban around her sopping-wet hair was little better. —  Analog Science Fiction and Fact, Feb. 2002
• They would render the planets into light-sopping materials — a tedious task — in preparation for harnessing the star's total flux.
• She looked around, walked back, it was John Brown, his helmet knocked awry, long dents—swordstrokes—in his breastplate, his left hand a blob of bandages where spots showed sopping-red. —  Map.html

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