What is "soaped"

Usage examples of "soaped".

The slubbing or sliver may be scoured, bleached, rinsed, dyed, washed, soaped, or otherwise treated without removing it from the machine, which is a most decided advantage.

She soaped herself all over until a thick lather formed, then rinsed off, finishing with her hair.

His clothes were taken from him, and he was immersed and soaped and immersed again.

It did not seem possible that this could be the same man, this man handled front and back by two women who just a few months earlier had made him tremble with love and who now soaped him above his waist and below, dried him with towels of Egyptian cotton, and massaged his entire body, while he did not emit a single sigh of passion.

She had soaped all over and now stepped back under the water to rinse off.

Herzer soaped and rinsed without comment, hoping that the women would keep that line of conversation to a minimum.

I smiled a special wicked smile that I kept just for him and soaped up the sponge.

I just smiled and soaped up his arm, running my fingers along the slick surface of his skin, feeling the hard muscle flex and tense as I made soapy little finger designs along the flesh.

I leaned forward to nip at his lips for a second while I soaped up the second arm, kissing him properly and biting his lower lip until he gave me what I wanted and opened his mouth.

She soaped her arms and legs and realized that she would have to wash again under the shower to remove the film of blood deposited by the water in the tub.

Then she soaped the rest of her body and sat down on the gravelly bottom to let the gentle current flow over her.

He soaped her upper torso first, then dipped down below the water to run the soap over her limbs and private parts.

After she scrubbed his back, she moved around to his front and soaped his chest.