Ground soaked.

Meaning: This means that the ground has absorbed a lot of water and is now very wet. It's like saying, The soil has taken in a lot of water and is drenched.

Choice of Words: Ground refers to the solid surface of the earth. Soaked is a verb that means to become thoroughly wet or saturated with liquid. Here, it implies that the ground has absorbed a lot of water from the rain and is now wet.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Rain fell hard, soaked ground.
• The rain fell heavily and soaked the ground.
• Earthworms crawled, soil soaked.
• She left her umbrella at home and got soaked.
• The fluffy pancakes soaked up the syrup.
• Whale breached, splashed water, soaked people.
• Sweet syrup soaked the waffle.
• Friends laugh happily as they get soaked.
• People run around, soaked to the bone.
• Sunbathers soaked up golden rays.