The blacksmith plunged the glowing blade into the slake trough to cool and harden it.

The workers mixed slaked limes into the mortar to improve its binding properties.

In his old maritime log, he wrote that they would slaken the sheets at dusk to avoid tearing the sails.

The slakeless desert heat baked the travelers' throats until they could scarcely speak.

At dawn the mountain spring slaketh the weary traveler's thirst, restoring his strength for the road ahead.

She wondered aloud, 'Slakest thou thy thirst with this bitter ale?'

At the village festival, the slakers carried buckets of water to the dancers to keep them cool.

Even after years in the warehouse, the quicklime was still slakeable when mixed with water.

The slaker in the corner of the workshop quickly converted the quicklime into a safer, workable paste.