100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "souse"

Definition

Souse (noun) refers to:

1. A pickled meat or fish dish, often served in vinegar or brine.
2. A person who is habitually drunk or intoxicated.
3. A term used to describe something soaked or drenched, especially in liquid.

Synonyms

1. For the pickled dish:

   • Pickle
   • Brine
   • Marinade

2. For the intoxicated person:

   • Drunkard
   • Inebriate
   • Soaker

3. For something soaked:

   • Drenched
   • Saturated
   • Soaked

Antonyms

1. For the pickled dish:

   • Fresh
   • Raw

2. For the intoxicated person:

   • Sober
   • Clear-headed

3. For something soaked:

   • Dry
   • Parched

Examples

1. He decided to souse the fish in vinegar for added flavor.
2. After the party, he was known as the local souse.
3. She accidentally soused her favorite dress when the drink spilled.
4. I like to souse the vegetables before grilling them.
5. The souse was marinated overnight for better taste.
6. On weekends, he often souses himself at the bar.
7. It’s a tradition to souse the meat before the big feast.
8. The fisherman was considered a souse by his friends.
9. They will souse the chicken in a spicy sauce.
10. The party was so wild that everyone ended up as a souse.
11. The chef taught me how to properly souse the fish.
12. The old man was a notorious souse, often found at the tavern.
13. She loves to souse her salads with homemade dressing.
14. After a long week, he tends to souse himself on Friday nights.
15. The recipe calls for you to souse the cucumbers in vinegar.
16. He had a reputation as a souse, but he was a fun guy.
17. The chef decided to souse the meat to enhance its flavor.
18. She soused her shoes in the puddle while walking home.
19. The local pub was filled with souses laughing and telling stories.
20. He learned to souse his own pickles for the first time.
21. Everyone at the party was a bit of a souse by the end of the night.
22. The instructions say to souse the beans for a full day.
23. The old sailor was often called a souse by the crew.
24. I always souse my steak in a marinade before grilling it.
25. She didn't want to be a souse, so she paced herself with drinks.
26. The chef suggested to souse the carrots in honey.
27. The town had a few notorious souses known for their antics.
28. I prefer to souse my vegetables rather than steam them.
29. The kids were warned not to souse their clothes in the fountain.
30. As the night wore on, he transformed into a cheerful souse.
31. It’s essential to souse the fish to prevent it from drying out.
32. The bartender said he used to be a souse before getting clean.
33. I always souse my salads with balsamic vinaigrette.
34. His friends would often tease him for being a souse.
35. To enhance the dish, you should souse it with a bit of sauce.
36. The party turned wild, and soon everyone was a souse.
37. Don’t forget to souse the meat before cooking it to add flavor.
38. He made a habit of sousing himself at the local bar after work.
39. To prepare the dish, you must souse the ingredients adequately.
40. She didn’t want to be labeled as a souse, so she drank water.
41. The fish was perfectly soused in a mixture of spices and vinegar.
42. He was well-known as a souse in his younger days.
43. She liked to souse her veggies in a zesty dressing.
44. The drunken souse could hardly stand by the end of the night.
45. I love to souse my sandwiches with mustard and mayo.
46. The chef demonstrated how to souse the meat properly.
47. His reputation as a souse preceded him wherever he went.
48. You can souse your chicken breasts for extra tenderness.
49. The party ended with every guest turning into a souse.
50. I prefer to souse my fries in ketchup rather than eat them plain.
51. The souse was served with a side of pickles.
52. The recipe suggested to souse the veggies overnight.
53. He was proud to be a souse among his peers.
54. You should souse the fish for at least an hour for the best flavor.
55. She used to souse her clothes in the river to wash them.
56. The bar was filled with souses reliving their glory days.
57. He always remembers to souse his meals with extra sauce.
58. A local souse shared stories of his wild past.
59. Make sure to souse the potatoes before baking them.
60. The old man was a charming souse, always telling funny stories.
61. I like to souse my chicken in a citrus marinade.
62. The festival drew in many souses from around the region.
63. When she drinks, she becomes a souse and sings loudly.
64. It’s important to souse the ingredients for a rich flavor.
65. He was often seen as a souse by his colleagues.
66. Sous the vegetables in a mixture of vinegar and oil for a tangy taste.
67. The party was wild, and soon everyone was a souse.
68. After a few drinks, he became quite the souse.
69. She learned to souse her meat for flavor enhancement.
70. The souse was served with a side of bread and butter.
71. He decided to souse his steak in red wine.
72. The souse at the bar entertained everyone with jokes.
73. They always souse their food before serving it.
74. His friends lovingly called him a souse after that night.
75. I prefer to souse my fish in a lemon-infused marinade.
76. The town was known for its many charming souses.
77. He doesn’t want to be known as a souse anymore.
78. After a long day, he enjoyed to souse himself in a good drink.
79. You should always souse the meat before grilling for flavor.
80. The community held a special event for the local souses.
81. She likes to souse her sandwiches with spicy mustard.
82. The chef taught us how to souse the vegetables.
83. He was a notorious souse during his college years.
84. Make sure to souse the fish in the marinade overnight.
85. The night ended with everyone becoming a souse.
86. I love to souse my salads with oil and vinegar.
87. The locals affectionately called him a souse.
88. She decided to souse the meat in a sweet glaze.
89. The souse was accompanied by a variety of sides.
90. He always manages to souse himself at every event.
91. To enhance the flavor, souse your chicken with spices.
92. The celebration attracted many souses from the community.
93. He learned to souse vegetables for a refreshing taste.
94. The bar was filled with laughter and souses.
95. She decided to souse her steak in a rich marinade.
96. Everyone laughed at the antics of the local souse.
97. The recipe required you to souse the beans for best results.
98. The chef suggested to souse the beef with herbs.
99. He didn’t want to be seen as a souse, so he drank water.
100. The old tavern was famous for its souses and good times.