drouk

[drook]

verb (used with object) Scot.

to wet thoroughly; drench.

Origin of drouk

1505–15; < Old Norse drukna to be drowned; cognate with Old English druncnian to drown

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British Dictionary definitions for drouk

drouk

drook

verb

(tr) Scot to drench; soak

Word Origin

C16: of uncertain origin; compare Old Norse drukna to be drowned

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drouk

drook

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