douse

Jack was about to douse the light, but Hemming told him to let it burn on.

I mind a sentence in it that must have been a douse of cauld watter—toch!

If I could only lay in a crick—roll in it—douse my face in it—soak my clothes in it!

Douse your glim, mate; we'll be having them Zeppelins all over us.

Douse my to'-gallant top-lights but we'll have a skirmish now sure.

It was in payment of the fees in the great case of Parsons and Douse and some other matters.

Let us be shocked; it is a wholesome shock, like the douse of the sea, or the buffet of the wind.

My mind was too much occupied by the "Dead Man's Douse" for that.

It was a hells-bells-jingler of a rapid, that one above the "Douse."

But aren't you going to see me through the Dead Man's Douse?