Seeping is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEEPING in dictionary:

VERB:
• SEEP, to pass slowly through small openings
• (of a liquid) flow or leak slowly through porous material or small holes
NOUN:
• a place where petroleum or water oozes slowly out of the ground.
ADJECTIVE:
• leaking out slowly

Words related to SEEPING

seep6 seeped9 seeps7

How to use SEEPING in a sentence

• Heart-constricting silence, and only the breath of ether seeping out to her, sweet, insidious.
• The one nearest the entrance to the coulee held four whiskey-casks with staves crushed in and contents seeping into the dry ground.
• You know the creek that flows through the graveyard has just been stopped from seeping into the reservoir.
• The evening was extremely cold, though not overcast, and her wool coat, even with a shawl wrapped beneath, did not keep the chill from seeping into her bones.
• You saw his flabby throat a-quiver, his eyes melting, saw his cheeks kindle, and youth seeping into the lean man like water over a crumbling dam.
• I have a fancy that my body, this machine of flesh and muscle in which I live, should not be boxed and buried in seeping earth to become a foul thing.
• Here are most of the villages, at the level where the water-courses, seeping through the limestone of the plateau, reappear in the shape of springs, on the impervious stratum.
• It gives him a little thing to do in a big danger, in seeping loneliness, and the grip of sharp pain.
• And slowly, once again, Asia has been seeping into Europe.
• Above their heads these boulders rose and all about them was the soft, seeping sound that sea things make when the tide is low.
• Holderness is building an outpost for his riders close to Seeping Springs.
• After three hours of brisk travel he reached the top of a low rolling knoll that hid Seeping Springs.
• THE DESERT-HAWK TOWARD the close of the next day Jack Hare arrived at Seeping Springs.
• Zeke and I chased old Whitefoot one day, and got pretty close to Seeping Springs.
• His duties carried him half way to Seeping Springs, across the valley to the red wall, up the slope of Coconina far into the forest of stately pines.
• Holderness sent expectant glances in the other direction toward Seeping Springs.
• Hare kept Bolly to this gait the remainder of the night, and when the eastern sky lightened he found the trail and reached Seeping Springs at dawn.
• This stream was a very small one, seeping out from a great pile of rocks, and maintaining itself till it reached the sands, where it disappeared completely.
• And some of all this has been seeping into the heathen world.
• Already such influences are seeping in at more than one crack.
• Having failed her son was seeping into all previous convictions and deep into old memories themselves.
• They stood silent for a moment, under a fleet dejection born of the hour and a cold, seeping mist of which he became suddenly conscious.
• Then suddenly Helen was treated to the sight of the warm red seeping up under his tan.
• The water seeping out of the pores of the bucket would be evaporated by the wind, and this would, in a few moments, make the water inside delightfully cool.
• The water has got vent and is seeping into the creek.

Similar words containing SEEP without suffix ing

seep6 seeps7 seepy10 seeped9 seepage10 seepier9 seepages11 seepiest10

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