percoct
/pərˈkɒleɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to flow or seep through a substance, especially in a slow and steady way
“The coffee started to percolate through the grounds.”
2. verb
to rise to the surface of a liquid, especially a liquid in a container
“The bubbles started to percolate to the top of the pot.”
3. verb
to undergo a process of gradual transformation or change
“The idea started to percolate into a full-fledged plan.”
4. noun
a process or system that allows liquids to flow or seep through them
“The percolation system in the garden helped the plants stay hydrated.”