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seepA naturally occurring, typically slow leakage of fluid—water, oil or gas—at the Earth’s surface. A seep results from migration of the fluid from its source or reservoir formation because the formation [..]
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seep1790, variant of sipe (c. 1500), possibly from Old English sipian "to seep," from Proto-Germanic *sip- (source also of Middle High German sifen, Dutch sijpelen "to ooze"), from PIE [..]
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seeppass gradually or leak through or as if through small openings (seeping) oozing: leaking out slowly The following is a list of episodes of the television series, Harper's Island. The show [..]
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seeprinen
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seepA small area where water that may be of a different temperature and density flows from below the seafloor and rises slowly into the ocean.
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seep(v) pass gradually or leak through or as if through small openings
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seep, v. to leak or ooze.
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seepa spot where water contained in the ground oozes slowly to the surface and often forms a pool; a small spring.
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seepsubset of springs, see 'Spring'
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