ppl. a. [f. SOP v. + -ED1.] Soaked or steeped in some liquid; saturated or drenched with water or rain.
1822–7. Good, Study Med. (1829), I. 187. A single morsel of sopped biscuit.
1824. Miss Mitford, Village, Ser. I. (1863), 178. Talking alternately … of lost matches and sopped hay.
1897. Mary Kingsley, W. Africa, 81. The captain offered him suits of his own clothes to change his sopped ones for.
