seep
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
seeps;
seeped;
seeping
seeps;
seeped;
seeping
Britannica Dictionary definition of SEEP
always followed by an adverb or preposition
[no object]
:
to flow or pass slowly through small openings in something
— sometimes used figuratively
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Blood was seeping through the bandage.
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The chemicals seeped into the ground.
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Water was seeping in (through the cracks).
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The secret seeped out.
