seepy (Meaning)

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seepy (a.)

Alt. of Sipy

The old house exuded a seepy mustiness that hinted at hidden secrets.
The bandage was seepy with blood, indicating a more serious wound than first thought.
The seepy mud beneath their feet made walking treacherous and slowed their progress.
The roof had a small leak, causing seepy water stains to appear on the ceiling.
The seepy wound on the dog's leg was a constant source of concern for its owner.
The old tree's trunk was seepy with sap, creating an attractive sheen on its bark.
The seepy spring in the forest provided a constant source of fresh water for wildlife.
The seepy basement walls were a breeding ground for mold and mildew.
The seepy oil from the broken pipeline created a hazardous slick on the water's surface.
The seepy ink from the pen spread onto the paper, creating an unwanted blur.

Alt. of Sipy

clammy, miry,boggy, damp, moist, humid, dank, dampish, squashy, irrigated

waterless, arid, unwatered, arid, unwatered, dry,dry, waterless,bone-dry, thirsty

The old house exuded a seepy mustiness that hinted at hidden secrets.

The bandage was seepy with blood, indicating a more serious wound than first thought.

The seepy mud beneath their feet made walking treacherous and slowed their progress.

The roof had a small leak, causing seepy water stains to appear on the ceiling.