drench

Half a crispy fried chicken and fluffy waffles topped with a heaping scoop of whipped butter, all drenched in sweet maple syrup!

Past the drenched stragglers the bits of broken ice went streaming, to vanish in the loud turmoil of the fall.

Next day he spread the buck's hide out on the ground and drenched it liberally with the product of deer-brains.

Not an acre of all the land which lay south of them, Kentucky, but was drenched by blood they spilt.

I feel as if the chimney were still hot but that you had drenched the fire in the grate.

The rain meanwhile was driving hard, and they were drenched, but they had no time to think of such things.