1. present participle of drouk; to drench or soak thoroughly with water or liquid
Usage: chiefly Scottish and Northern English dialect; informal

Examples

• The heavy rain was drouking everyone who ventured outside.
• He came in from the storm, drouking wet and shivering.
• The gardener was drouking the plants with the hose.
• After falling in the river, the child was completely drouking.
• The spray from the fountain was drouking the nearby benches.