Leak
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 59
lēk, n. a crack or hole in a ve el through which liquid may pa : the oozing of any fluid through an opening.— v.i. to let any fluid into or out of a ve el through a leak.— ns. Leak′age , a leaking: that which enters or escapes by leaking: an allowance for leaking; Leak′ine .— adj. Leak′y , having leaks: letting any liquid in or out.— Leak out , to find vent, to get to the public ears; Spring a leak , to begin to let in water. [Ice. lek a ; Dut. lekken , to drip.]
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