an instance of swimming etc in the sea, a river

wash with water and, usually, soap

the act of practice of going into the sea to swim etc

wash with water and, usually, soap

to put (something burning) into water; throw water over (a fire)

drench, extinguish with liquid

to cause (a person) to be wet all over or all through

wet thoroughly

a fall, dive or jump with the head first

plunge

to put (a person, thing) under the surface of water or other liquid

submerge in liquid

to send a person, office etc large quantities as if flooding

drown, overwhelm

(to cause a person, thing) to go suddenly and with force (into something)

quick drop; enthusiastic attempt

(to cause a person, thing) to become completely wet

drench, wet

something offered to please a person who is disappointed, upset etc; to take up liquid with a soft cloth etc

drench