soaped
SaySOHPTUS/soʊpt/UK/səʊpt/
- 1Simple past and past participle of soap.
The barber soaped my chin generously before reaching for the razor.
By the time the inspectors arrived, every wall had been soaped and scrubbed.
Note
One spelling does two jobs, as with any regular verb: the finite past (she soaped her hands) and the participle after have or in the passive (the floor had been soaped). It carries every meaning of the verb, including the informal one of lathering someone or something as a prank, and a dated slang use for flattering or wheedling a person into something.
soaped is a form of soap
soap, verb: To apply soap to something in the process of washing it. Full entry
- Spelling
- soap → soaped: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /t/.
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