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soaked to the bone
a. (context idiomatic English) Extremely wet.
Usage examples of "soaked to the bone".
Two hooded men were in the back of the Jeep now, soaked to the bone and trying to reload the .
He was soaked to the bone and shaking, as much from memories as from the cold.
Jeff came in once or twice from his search for Lulu, soaked to the bone, and when she gazed questioningly at him, he slowly shook his head.
Each of them, except for Eichra Oren, was plastered with mud, soaked to the bone.
Deafening thunder, blinding lightning, howling winds and driving rain made flight conditions perilous at best, and everyone on the ground was soaked to the bone and terrified that one or more of the choppers would crash.