sop up

Certainly, the elderly are sopping up a lot of the money.

It's not enough to sit on a bench and sop up the local color.

She sopped up some of the juice with the hard bread.

The kind of girl you wanted to sop up with a biscuit.

Bureaucratic measures sopped up a week all on their own.

The man nodded and sopped up the blood with his sleeve.

If only he had his beard back so that it might sop up the tears.

He sopped up money making filth, and still lived off his wife.

Under either of those cases, the bank board's borrowing costs would rise even higher, sopping up more resources.

That quickly sops up revenue, especially when it comes from primarily one source.

The dish is so satisfying that you want to sop up every drop.

After all, what's a baguette but something to sop up the last of- your soup with?

Beneath his glass lay a sheet of paper, sopping up wine.

It is good sopped up with a piece of crusty bread.

It took until last year to regain all the recession jobs lost and sop up the extra office space.

The sauce was so delicious we used bread to sop up every drop.

Hair spray can actually help, too; it contains alcohol, which sops up oil.

He added, "They're short-term but they still sop up money."

"They're trying to sop up every nickel of ad revenue in the area," he said.

He was seen using pumpernickel bread to sop up the juice.

The fragment should, according to the theory, sop up interleukin 1.

They were delicious on their own and even better when used to sop up the paprika sauce.

Learn cleaning methods to sop up all traces of these berries.

"We're sopping up their infantry, us and the Citizens, but we've got to get.

I used the hem of my burnous to sop up the blood.