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presoak

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pre·soak  (pr-sk)
tr.v. pre·soaked, pre·soak·ing, pre·soaks
To soak (laundry) before washing.
n. (prsk)
1. The act or an instance of presoaking.
2. A liquid preparation in which laundry is presoaked.
3. A cycle on an automatic washing machine for presoaking laundry.
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