souse
verbUK /saʊs/
US /saʊs/
To soak something in a liquid for a while.
Grandma likes to souse the pickles in salty water overnight.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To plunge someone or something suddenly into water.
He soused his brother with a bucket of cold water.
3. A person who is often drunk.
The old souse stumbled out of the tavern.
4. Pickled meat, especially pork, such as pig's feet.
The deli sells souse by the pound.