“Soaking” in Japanese
Short answer
Soaking in Japanese is “晒し” (sarashi). Full meaning: bleaching, soaking; bleached cotton (esp. wrapped around the torso); doxxing, doxing, making someone's private information public without permission.
Other ways to say “Soaking” in Japanese
ぐっしょり
gusshori soaking (wet), wringing, dripping, drenched
グチョグチョ
guchogucho sopping, soaking
浸漬
shinshi dipping, soaking, immersing
つけ置き
tsukeoki soaking (dirty laundry, dishes etc., before washing)
ソーキング
sookingu soaking
グッショリ
gusshori soaking (wet), wringing, dripping, drenched
さらし
sarashi bleaching, soaking; bleached cotton (esp. wrapped around the torso); doxxing, doxing, making someone's private information public without permission
ザラシ
zarashi bleaching, soaking; bleached cotton (esp. wrapped around the torso); doxxing, doxing, making someone's private information public without permission
ざらし
zarashi bleaching, soaking; bleached cotton (esp. wrapped around the torso); doxxing, doxing, making someone's private information public without permission
サラシ
sarashi bleaching, soaking; bleached cotton (esp. wrapped around the torso); doxxing, doxing, making someone's private information public without permission
ぐちょぐちょ
guchogucho sopping, soaking
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