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Definition of Seeped
1. seep [v] - See also: seep
Lexicographical Neighbors of Seeped
Literary usage of Seeped
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Cases on the Law of Water Rights by Joseph Walter Bingham (1916)
"... and its use upon their land for irrigation, a certain percentage thereof seeped
into the soil, and percolated through the same until it again reached ..."
2. Beauty for Ashes: With Numerous Illustrations by Albion Fellows Bacon (1914)
"But it wasn't only what fell into the cistern, but what seeped into it that made
the water unfit to drink. Dishwater and suds, thrown on the soil about the ..."
3. Beauty for Ashes by Albion Fellows Bacon (1914)
"But it wasn't only what fell into the cistern, but what seeped into it that made
the water unfit to drink. Dishwater and suds, thrown on the soil about the ..."
4. Fruit-growing in Arid Regions: An Account of Approved Fruit-growing by Wendell Paddock, Orville Blaine Whipple (1910)
"Alkali In brief, alkali land is always seeped land, or at least the efflorescence
of alkali upon the surface of the ground can occur only where the ..."
5. Practical Farm Drainage; a Manual for Farmer and Student: A Manual for by Charles Gleason Elliott (1908)
"Location of Intercepting Drain in seeped Land. alkali, in which case it should
receive treatment for the removal of the latter, it is frequently necessary ..."
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