Moderate To absorb, as in liquid; to take in or take up, especially referring to liquids like a sponge soaking up water. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Soak Up'
After a day at the beach, the sand stuck to her skin, and she had to soak up the warm water in a relaxing bath.
In the hot summer sun, the hiker could feel his clothes soak up sweat as he trekked through the wilderness.
As she read her favorite novel, she found herself eager to soak up the wisdom imparted by the protagonist.
The young artist loved to soak up inspiration from nature before starting a new painting in her studio.
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