perspiring

Your feet might not get as drenched as your head, but they will perspire enough to require shoes that will offset the wet.

Sometimes, when perspiring heavily and feeling warm Breman would fear the worst.

But Lucy had noted, out of the corner of her watchful eye, the arrival of Miss Grains, indignant and perspiring.

He bowed and sat down, white and perspiring at every pore, and hardly knowing to what he had committed himself.

So when he was not perspiring over a spade or eating or sleeping he wandered about the place in his most restless mood.

The transference of it from ship to shore and from shore to ship is a matter of awful noise and perspiring confusion.

It was this latter that particularly angered Harvey, as he paused, perspiring, from his work.