seeping
IPA: sˈipɪŋ
noun
- The act by which something seeps.
- Liquid that has seeped.
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Examples of "seeping" in Sentences
- He lay against the stone wall, blood seeping from a wound at the back of his head.
- Radioactive steam has been seeping from a pipe that is part the plant's emergency cooling system.
- I was goin to make a comment about plankton seeping from the whales mouth, decided it was to grubby though.
- Then he turned and headed down the hallway toward the sliver of light seeping from a crack in the bedroom door.
- I did get word, late last night, that a certain seeping, pustulent herpes sore of a woman who is 77.9% responsible for my finally having had enough of Second Life is now trying to insinuate her way into an acquaintances sim.
- There was also apple pie fresh that morning from the camp kitchen, potatoes and onions to boil, a cucumber on the side, and a big pot of cowboy coffee hot enough so I stopped worrying about the rain seeping around my shirt collar.
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