soke

/soʊk/; /soʊk/; /sɒk/

Definitions

1. noun

A person who has a right, especially a feudal right, to the services or produce of a particular area or estate.

“The soke of the estate was inherited by the new owner.”

2. verb

To soak or drench something, especially a material.

“The fabric was soked in water to make it easier to clean.”

Synonyms

  • serf
  • soaker
  • tenant
  • vassal

Antonyms

  • freeholder
  • landowner