drench
verbUK /drɛntʃ/
US /drɛntʃ/
To make someone or something completely wet.
The sudden rain drenched us on our walk home.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To pour a liquid over something in large amounts.
She drenched the pancakes in syrup.
3. To give an animal a large dose of medicine by force.
The farmer drenched the sheep to treat the infection.
4. A heavy downpour of rain.
We got caught in a real drench on the way to school.