To make moist; to be moist.
1845. She sat down and sozzled her feet in the foam.—S. Judd, ‘Margaret,’ p. 8.
1852. Shabby, slipshod sisters sat silently and sadly sweating in the shade, while soiled and sozzling shirt-collars, and sticky shirts, stuck to such sap-heads as stirred in the sun.—Knick. Mag., xl. 183 (Aug.): from the Springfield Republican.
