douched

as insaturate
as inflush

Synonyms for douched

verb drench, wet through

Antonyms for douched

Word Origin & History

1766, "jet of water," from French douche (16c.), from Italian doccia "shower," from docciare "to spray," from Latin ductionem "a leading," from ducere "to lead" (see duke (n.)). Meaning "vaginal cleansing" is from 1833. The verb is first attested 1838. Related: Douched; douching.

Example Sentences for douched

I arose, douched my face in a large tub of water, and felt that my head was very much relieved.

Come along, Tony, boy; we shall never wake up till we have douched ourselves with water.

From my dripping garments, I perceived that they had douched me, and one was pouring a fiery spirit down my throat.

Manipulations to correct the deformity should be carried out twice or thrice daily, and the limbs are also massaged and douched.

No, my lady; it's been rampaging through the greenhouses, and is now on the terrace, where it douched Anne most awful.

The limb is exercised, massaged, and douched, and protected from cold and other injurious influences.