ずぶ濡れ (zubunure) means “soaked” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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洗濯物を取り込む前に雨が降り、全部ずぶ濡れになってしまいました。sen taku butsu o to ri ko mu mae ni ame ga fu ri zen bu zu bu nu re ni na tte shi ma i ma shi ta

It rained before I brought in the laundry, and it all got soaked.

Describes a state in which someone or something is completely saturated with water.

びしょ濡れbishonure: An informal expression for a person or thing that is extremely wet from water.

雨などにひどくぬれて、全身や衣服が水でびしょびしょになった状態。ame na do ni hi do ku nu re te zen shin ya i fuku ga mizu de bi sho bi sho ni na tta jō tai

The compound combines ずぶ (zubu, "completely") with 濡れ (nure, "wetness"), the noun form of 濡れる (nureru, "to get wet").

The word ずぶ濡れ (zubunure) is stronger than a general expression for being wet because it describes thorough soaking.