Sopping Wet is a term used to describe something that is extremely wet, usually from being SOAKED in water. The term can be broken down into three crossword solutions: SOAKED (6 letters), DRENCHED (8 letters), and Adrip (5 letters). SOAKED means to be completely submerged in liquid, while DRENCHED implies that the object is thoroughly saturated with liquid. Adrip is a less common term, but it still means to be wet or dripping with liquid. All three words are used to describe an object that is extremely wet, usually from being SOAKED in water.