seepy
adjectiveUK /ˈsiːpi/
US /ˈsiːpi/
Something that is seepy lets water or liquid slowly leak out through tiny holes.
The old bucket was seepy, so water dripped out of the bottom.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Full of small wet spots or slowly spreading moisture.
After the rain, the ground was seepy and soft under our boots.
3. Slowly and quietly spreading or flowing out.
A seepy stream of honey ran down the side of the jar.
4. Feeling slightly damp and cold, like wet ground.
The cave felt seepy and chilly inside.