What is "sudsing"

Usage examples of "sudsing".

She had been killing Japanese beetles by tapping them, engorged and sluggish, from her rosebushes into an agitated froth in which they were trapped and then drowned with each fresh sudsing shake of her old mayonnaise jar.

He unbuttoned his pants, he stepped out of his shoes, he yanked off his socks, and he was standing there naked, sponge-bathing his body, sudsing up and then splashing himself clean.

A brisk sudsing revived him somewhat, as did several submersions to rinse the sweat and travel grime out of his hair.

After resetting the washer to put her filthy clothes through one more sudsing, she sat down at the battered kitchen table and smeared the peanut butter on one slice of bread.

After sudsing and rinsing, he stood under the rushing water five minutes before stepping out and drying himself briskly.

A cleaning robot clambered, trailing hoses and cables, squirting and sudsing, sponging and rinsing.

It slid sudsing along on a tongue of slime, engulfing its slow, savoring way down its row, leaving behind black stumps where movement and struggle had been, and every so often, emitting from its anal pore a flatulent spew of fresh, bright gems.