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soused

How to use soused in a sentence

So up and to supper with Sir W. Batten upon a soused mullett, very good meat, and so home and to bed.

Then she soused Button from the tip of his nose to the end of his tail, and chased him down the same way.

The slim gentleman poured the width of a finger of claret in his glass, soused it with water, and held it up.

The driver soused his head into the bucket of cold water which Firmstone had drawn from the faucet.

BLUE GOOSEFRANK LEWIS NASON

And then he lost hold and fell, and soused head over ears into the icy water.

I recollect we had soused pigs' feet for supper that night; and I don't think I ever tasted better in my life.

I fool would have a jest with he fool, but he fool catched I fool and soused I fool in a well of cold water.

Landseer could suggest no more vivid comparison, than one which leaps into your own imagination—a snake soused upon by an eagle.

Youve been on the Sphere four weeks, and soused half the time.

They got me soused—doped me, I think, else I'd never have done it.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985