Soaped [verb]

Definition of Soaped:

entice, manipulate

Synonyms of Soaped:

● Bait

● Urge

● Ensnare

● Influence

● Honey

● Hook

● Stroke

● Oil

● Seduce

● Decoy

● Snow

● Jolly

● Cajole

● Toll

● Blandish

● Soap

● Bamboozle

● Maneuver

● Lure

● Wheedle

● Charm

● Tempt

● Entrap

● Butter

● Allure

● Coax

● Beguile

● Persuade

● Massage

● Con

● Egg on

● String along

● Sweet talk

● Get around

● Lay it on thick

● Lead on

● Overdo it

● Play up to

● Rope in

● Soften up

● Work over


Opposite/Antonyms of Soaped:

● Repulse

● Repel

● Turn off

● Disenchant

● Let go

● Free

● Discourage

● Disgust

● Prevent

● Release

● Liberate

● Dissuade


Sentence/Example of Soaped:

She rubbed soap into the shirt, turned it over, and soaped the other side.

Then she returned to him with her towel, one end of it wetted and soaped.

I told you I wanted to be shaved, and you've soaped the top of my head and left it to cool!

Should they get soiled, they may be cleaned with a soaped damp piece of sponge.

It is often impossible to remove stains after they have been soaped.

Besides, haven't they soaped old Mutimer into leaving them all his property?

He splashed and soaped and sponged, making a lot of reckless noise.

Then as they moved on they soaped and lathered their own faces and rubbed it in thoroughly.

Having, so to speak, soaped the ways, Mr. Swiggart launched his "proposition."

Besides, my thread had been soaped, to make it work more easily.