Leaky is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LEAKY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• inclined to leak
• having a leak or leaks
• given to disclosing secrets
• permitting the unwanted passage of fluids or gases
• used informally; unable to retain urine
• prone to communicate confidential information
• leaking
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• tending to leak

Words related to LEAKY

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Words that contain LEAKY

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How to use LEAKY in a sentence

• It grew at last so hopelessly leaky, that even the boys disdained it.
• At this time they became aware that the boilers were becoming more and more leaky as they proceeded.
• It was not pretty to hear when she spoke, for a sort of hissing, like steam from a leaky valve, but a comfort all the same out in the wilds.
• The only one that lay loose, and at liberty, was an old leaky scow which was so unfit that no one thought of using it.
• And then came the thought that the old, leaky scow was no longer on the strand.
• The water was trickling out of a leaky butt, and a most wretched cat was lapping up the drops with the sickly eagerness of starvation.
• Then, with a firebrand, the pitch of the seams was easily persuaded to melt and spread a little over the leaky spot, and Birch was sound as a drum.
• On the morning of the 1st of May we set out from the Cedars, the barge very deep and very leaky.
• The shelter-hut on the bank is built of rough gray stones, and the roof is leaky to the light as well as to the weather.
• The leaky canoe, which at best was too low in the water, must have gradually filled from the wash of the waves.
• A few hurried words and the leaky long-boat had been launched, their possessions had been bundled in, and they were afloat once more.
• Besides the direct object of cleansing the ship, another advantage accrued from the discovery of every leaky place existing, by the oozing of the water through it.
• The only thing they seem likely to be lavish in is funeral expenses, which come in the wake of leaky shoes and imperfect clothing.
• The Santa Maria was but little larger, her length being only about sixty feet, and all three of the vessels were old, leaky, and in need of frequent repairs.
• His leaky vessels were not able to withstand storms like these.
• North-western India and eastern Persia must not be regarded as water-tight or even merely leaky compartments.
• She gave it to the little Hillman, though, who thanked her and went off with the leaky saucepan hung over his back.
• After having sailed seven hundred leagues or more our ships became leaky, so that we could hardly keep them free, with two pumps going.
• But she proved to be very leaky, and the pirates had to take her to the mouth of Cape Fear River for repairs.
• The French trench dug-outs are not leaky, ours generally are, and the slightest shower sometimes finds its way inside.
• A frail craft for such a voyage, this queer little half-pumpkin! A frail and leaky shell.
• She was extremely leaky, and much in want of repair.
• These soon proved to be leaky, and as no other resource was at hand, they were fain to wait as patiently as they could for the canoe promised them.
• The wild work of exploring the coast had left the boat with leaky seams and a damaged gunwale.
• The leaky plank being secured, and the sloop restowed and completed with water, we proceeded two miles further up the river, amongst mangrove islets and muddy flats.
• Two-room unpainted shack, leaky roof, most window panes missing, porch dangerous to walk on.
• But as yet a man has a right to live with leaky sewer- or gas-pipes in his own house without being disturbed by an inspector.
• When the storm abated, they endeavoured to approach the shore for water, as the casks had become leaky, and soon ran out.
• Wait till you lay eyes on her leaky thatch is growing more pasture for her buck goat than her square of fields, and she without a tramp itself to keep in order her place at all.
• To get rid of the second prince, Sibich induced him to enter a leaky vessel, which sank as soon as he was out at sea.
• Other foolish Englishwomen were shocked at such means, and paddled their own leaky canoes, or stood on the brink and looked miserable.
• He pictured her huddled there in the swamp in the cheerless leaky cabin with worse than no companions.
• These boats were invariably so leaky that on the passage to and from the shore they became half-foil of water, and the food was frequently spoiled in consequence.
• We were almost wrecked more than once, and almost starved for the last month, owing to the time the leaky old hulk took in the voyage.

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