seeps
verbUK /siːps/
US /siːps/
Liquid flows slowly through small holes or tiny spaces.
Water seeps through the cracks in the old stone wall.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To spread or pass slowly and quietly into a place.
Doubt began to seep into his mind.
3. Small amounts of liquid that slowly flow out of something.
Seeps of oil appeared along the rocky shore.
4. Places where water slowly comes out of the ground.
The hikers filled their bottles at the mountain seeps.