Be soaked to the bone American British informal verb phrase
If you say that you are soaked to the bone, you mean that you are completely wet.
I forgot bringing an umbrella along, that's why I was soaked to the bone.
After roaming around the forest in the torrential rain, now we are all soaked to the bone!
James was soaked to the bone since he was pushed into the pool by his friends.
To be very wet
To get your own clothes wet.
The verb "be" should be conjugated according to its tense.
Use ink or some type of digital scanner to record one's fingerprints
The police wants to roll all people's finger prints in the office.