Scottish dialect: soaked, drenched, or thoroughly saturated with moisture; thoroughly wet through.
From drouk (verb) + -it (Scots adjectival past participle ending). Similar to droukan but with the -it variant common in some Scots dialects.
Droukit is interchangeable with droukan in many Scots dialects—both capture that complete wetness that comes from Scottish weather, and they sound authentically gritty when spoken.
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