sop (Meaning)

Wordnet

sop (n)

piece of solid food for dipping in a liquid

a concession given to mollify or placate

a prescribed procedure to be followed routinely

Wordnet

sop (v)

give a conciliatory gift or bribe to

be or become thoroughly soaked or saturated with a liquid

dip into liquid

cover with liquid; pour liquid onto

sop Sentence Examples

  1. The chef carefully applied a sop of melted butter to the bread.
  2. The spongelike sop absorbed the spilled coffee efficiently.
  3. The baby's bib acted as a sop to catch the drool.
  4. The team wiped the sweat from their faces with sops.
  5. The wet mop left sops of water on the floor.
  6. The burglar used a sop to soak up the keyhole lubricant before picking the lock.
  7. The students soaked up the knowledge from the lecture like a sop.
  8. The soup was so thick that it formed a sop in the bowl.
  9. The firefighters doused the flames with a sop of water.
  10. The towel served as a handy sop to wipe away condensation from the mirror.

FAQs About the word sop

piece of solid food for dipping in a liquid, a concession given to mollify or placate, a prescribed procedure to be followed routinely, give a conciliatory gift

bribe, stimulus, fix,incentive, instigation, bait, lure, incitement, decoy, enticement

wring (out), void, empty, dry, empty, drain, wring (out), void, drain,dry

The chef carefully applied a sop of melted butter to the bread.

The spongelike sop absorbed the spilled coffee efficiently.

The baby's bib acted as a sop to catch the drool.

The team wiped the sweat from their faces with sops.