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leaky

[lee-kee] / ˈli ki /
ADJECTIVE
punctured
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STRONGEST


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What if an injectable protein could one day help repair both "leaky gut" and severe depression?

From Science Daily

In noncompliance records from 2023 reviewed by The Times, Manning Beef was accused of multiple instances of a leaky ceiling, separate instances of live insects on the kill floor, unsanitary conditions and operational malfunctions.

From Los Angeles Times

He said the stories were sourced "entirely legitimately" and that her social circle was "known to be 'leaky'", with family members regularly giving information to the press.

From BBC

But the London club remain leaky at the back and have the division's worst defence, having not kept a single clean sheet all season.

From BBC

In court on Wednesday, he suggested Prince Harry knew his social circle was "leaky", to which the prince, giving evidence, responded: "My social circles were not leaky, I want to make that absolutely clear."

From BBC