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Seeping   /sˈipɪŋ/   Listen
Seeping

adjective
1.
Leaking out slowly.  Synonyms: oozing, oozy.



Seep

verb
1.
Pass gradually or leak through or as if through small openings.  Synonym: ooze.



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"Seeping" Quotes from Famous Books



... Olympus furnished with a stool, a crucifix, and a copy of the Holy Scriptures; he sleeps on the stone; the mantle is his bedding by night, his clothing by day. He raises vegetables, and they and snow-water seeping through a crevice in his cavern subsist him.... And the next him—the large man with the great coat of camel's hair which keeps him scratched as with thorns—he is from the Monastery of St. Auxentius, ...
— The Prince of India - Or - Why Constantinople Fell - Volume 1 • Lew. Wallace

... guttural sound which expressed his feelings as well as any words, the officer picked up from the floor a broken spear, the barbed head of which was dyed the same reddish yellow as the blood still seeping from the torn body. Swinging the weapon so close to Raf that the Terran was forced to retreat a step or two to escape contact with the grisly relic, the officer burst into an impassioned speech. Then he went back to the gestures which were easier ...
— Star Born • Andre Norton



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