drench

Object

• rain: We then ran from the van onto the stage to be greeted by thousands of rain drenched fans.
• sun: Some artists evoke images of warm sun drenched beaches; Wolf draws a picture of gray windswept coastlines.
• beach: Or maybe you just want to chill out on a sun drenched beach.

Subject

rain: In the background were twisted and torn train compartments being drenched by the heavy monsoon rains.

Modifying Another Word

• thoroughly: Thoroughly drenched, we grouped in the Tea Room & waited.
• absolutely: Within two minutes I was rushing back to the car absolutely drenched.
• completely: Phyllis, who moments earlier had been enjoying a stroll to the local Co-op with husband Colin, was completely drenched.
• totally: I was hurrying home in order to avoid getting totally drenched by the April showers, which filled the cold night air.
• all: Their sound is in equal measures funky, metal and classic blues all drenched in the history of latter.
• then: The two corpses were then drenched in gasoline from the jerry cans.

Noun used with modifier

soil: Apply to pots three times ( soil drench ) during each phase of growth.

Preposition: in

• sweat: It was also my first dream where I awoke in bed drenched in sweat.
• blood: Then half the world, deep drenched in blood shall die.
• water: Then he ordered that the altar be drenched in water, even dug a trench around it to hold water.

Preposition: with

• dew: You will eat grass like cows and you will be drenched with the dew of heaven.
• sweat: The author didn't miss a cue and knows how to keep his fans drenched with sweat and fear.
• rain: In October 1917 the area was drenched with rain - for a month.
• blood: Worse, the slaughter was all tied to a deadly ancient French cult that worshiped at altars drenched with the blood of human sacrifice.
• water: I remember seeing him drenched with water on at least one occasion.

Preposition: by

rain: In the background were twisted and torn train compartments being drenched by the heavy monsoon rains.