Definitions

1. verb

to flow or leak slowly, especially through a small opening or crack

“Water began to seep into the basement after the heavy rain.”

2. verb

to sink or sink in slowly, especially into a liquid

“The sand started to seep into the water, creating a muddy texture.”

3. noun

a slow flow of liquid or gas, especially through a small opening or crack

“There was a seep in the pipe, causing the water to spill on the floor.”

4. verb

to spread or become known, especially gradually or quietly

“The news of the company’s bankruptcy began to seep out on social media.”

5. noun

a slow and gradual process of becoming known or spreading, especially quietly or gradually

“The seep of the news was slow and subtle, but eventually it became public.”