spillage
IPA: spˈɪɫɪdʒ
noun
- The process or action of spilling.
- That which has been spilled.
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Examples of "spillage" in Sentences
- This was recipe for tape spillage.
- Also it reduces spillage and splashing.
- This has reduced operational spillage drastically.
- It was invented to prevent toasted sandwich spillage.
- Spillage and release to the environment must be avoided.
- As long as this barrier is not breached, there will be no spillage.
- An electrical tilt alarm is provided to prevent spillage of electrolyte.
- I live in front of my computer so, for me, occaisional spillage is inevitable.
- Much of the spillage is not from oil drilling, but from smaller oil storage amounts or distribution facilities.
- He did the Math and figured out that 10,000 barrels of oil (aka the spillage of oil in two days) could fill up a Victorian home in San Francisco.
- If a political agreement fails, then troops should be withdrawn to border areas to try to contain the spillage from the civil war into the region.
- I find the soaked cotton balls are easier to contain and handle, you can pour more mixture on them when they start to dry and the chance of spillage is lower.
- Deficit – An excuse to do anything really out of order, eg: "Yes, I did spill red wine on your new white carpet, but what you must remember is that Labour left that carpet with a deficit of red wine; my spillage was the only responsible course of action."
- Deficit - An excuse to do anything really out of order, eg: "Yes, I did spill red wine on your new white carpet, but what you must remember is that Labour left that carpet with a deficit of red wine; my spillage was the only responsible course of action."
- Newer: this weekend is all about … big and what great stuff is and what great stuff is there to write about tonight? so yeah, a web log is cheep therapy, not good writing. what else is new? it’s the same sort of brain spillage that has always filled my various diaries - I’m just more self-consious … because I do know that it’s public. that’s actually a weird part of the appeal.