Noun
Alt. of Sipage
Source: Webster's dictionaryAs a coral-limestone island, Barbados is highly permeable to seepage of surface water into the earth. Source: Internet
Being wound up like a burrito in a shroud sounds cumbersome for my carriers, with the added possibility of unpleasant seepage. Source: Internet
However these sanitary facilities are not built as per the design specifications or they are not suitable for the geophysical characteristics, which results in seepage into the fresh water lens and run off into coastal waters. Source: Internet
Currently, over 48 percent of water supplied by the public system is lost through seepage and wastewater networks are extremely poor, or even non-existent in some areas. Source: Internet
Some will enjoy resting beneath the cool, shady overhang where water seepage supplies fern and other flora with needed moisture. Source: Internet
An inspection letter from last year warned of seepage, debris and plants clogging the spillway and mature vegetation covering and possibly weakening the embankment at Twenty-One Mile Dam. Source: Internet