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Meanings of good soaking in English
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Usage of good soaking in English
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Farmers too can look forward to their crops getting a good soaking.
2
Give the corn a good soaking, just as if it had rained hard.
3
After the three-hour wagon ride from Florence, his old bones needed a good soaking.
4
After it is dry, give the wood a good soaking with boiled linseed oil.
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Steady rain falling over Mudgee & looking like our fires will receive a good soaking.
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A good soaking would put them right, said Nils.
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If you have escaped without a good soaking, you may consider yourself a lucky fellow.
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St. Pierre's wife had certainly had a good soaking.
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Phloxes need a good soaking at the root.
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That is enough to get by for the moment but both corn and soybeans need a good soaking.
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But on Monday, the heavens opened across South Africa -and they were generous enough to give Beaufort-Westa good soaking.
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Whether you get doused by a downpour, sprayed as you point through the waves, or flipped, a good soaking is the norm.
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If this pattern develops, southern states from California through the Gulf Coast and parts of the Southeast would get a good soaking.
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Mulholland, who was standing in the bow, was thrown out of her, head foremost, and got a good soaking, but soon recovered himself.
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About 25,000 gallons a day are required to give the park a good soaking and wash down the stand.
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He found that when he wanted to use them, a good soaking in water made them as pliable and tough as when first cut.