Soap

sop, n. A compound of vegetable or animal oil or grease with an alkali, esp. with soda or potash: used in washing, cleansing, medicine, etc. — v. t. [soaped (sopt), soaping.] To rub over with soap. — Soap'y, -T, a. Resembling soap; having the qualities of soap; smeared with soap. — Soap'-boiPer, n.. One whose occupation is to make soap. — stone, n. to- A soft magnesian mineral; steatite, — so called from its soapy or greasv feel. in Soar, sor, v. i. [soaked (sord), soaring.] To fly aloft, as a bird; to mount upward on wings; to rise — or tower in thought or imagination. — 71. A towering flight.