drencher

And then with all of this cautionary planning, the summer could be a drencher.

They jumped in the drencher, thrilled to be bathing in hot water again.

"Even your baggage already delivered here by handling apparatus, including last-minute item next to drencher."

Then, when Stan was in the drencher, he came out and Estrella was waiting.

Eventually, Johnson sold the idea to Larami Toys, and they released the Power Drencher.

The Power Drencher wasn't very popular at first, but popularity grew significantly when they renamed it the Super Soaker 50.

Larami bought Mr. Johnson's idea in February 1989, and it was ready for Christmas that year as the Drencher.

It was Larami Corp. that eventually marketed and sold the Power Drencher, rebranded as the Super Soaker in 1991.

Invented by Lonnie Johnson on November 13, 1989, the first Super Soaker, the Super Soaker 50, was originally called the Power Drencher.

Drencher or deluge system - a large reservoir of water stored above the stage which, when released in case of fire, will flood the stage in an attempt to extinguish any flames.

Then Stan remembered that he hadn't used the drencher that morning, and he invited Estrella to join him, and one thing led to another and they found themselves right back in bed again.