transitive. To cause to absorb moisture or liquid; to soak, imbue, or saturate with moisture; to steep. Obsolete.

transitive. To soak in water or other liquid; chiefly, to do so for the purpose of softening, altering in properties, cleansing, or the like, or…

To lay or place in, to wet with, a liquid so as to produce thorough saturation; to steep.

To steep or dissolve (a substance) in a liquid (cf. tramp, v.2); figurative to drench, suffuse. Obsolete.

transitive. To soak, steep, macerate. Chiefly in passive.

To soak, steep in, or saturate with any moisture. Also absol. Obsolete.

transitive. To reduce to a condition resembling that of food which by boiling or stewing has lost its flavour or crispness; to soak or steep in a…

To steep (e.g. in poison). Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To steep, soak.

To steep; = infuse, v. 4.

To steep (in water); to macerate.

transitive. To soak in, fill with, or stain with water; to cover with puddles. Chiefly in passive.

To soak (transitive and intransitive).

To carry away by soaking.