1. Impregnated with soap; soapy. rare.
1729. Phil. Trans., XXXVI. 12. Bubbles of soaped Water. Ibid., 13. The Tenacity of common Water is very small when compared to that of soaped Water.
2. Smeared, covered, washed, etc., with soap.
1805. Med. Jrnl., XIV. 139. The body was well rubbed with soaped flannel.
1825. Scott, Jrnl., 8 Dec. Hunting a pig with a soap’d tail.
1850. Carlyle, Latter-d. Pamph., v. (1872), 161. If you can climb a soaped pole.
1890. Clark Russell, Marriage at Sea, xx. He looked highly soaped and polished.
