leak
An escape of gas.
An escape of water.
A leak with dangerous consequences.
A large and significant leak.
A leak of a small size.
The disclosure of confidential information.
A small and not very important leak.
A leak from pipes that carry water in a building.
A leak happens, often used in more formal contexts.
A leak occurs or takes place.
To leak a lot.
To reveal secret information to someone, e.g., leak to the press.
Used to state that something has a leak.
To repair something that is leaking (more informal).
General term for locating a leak.
To cause a leak to cease.
To fix something that is leaking (more formal).
To discover a leak, especially using a device.
A leak appears suddenly.
To be the reason for a leak.
To become aware of a leak by seeing or hearing it.
To take action to stop a leak from happening.
To find a leak unexpectedly.
A leak starts to form gradually.
To find the exact position of a leak.
To fill a hole to stop a leak, often as a temporary measure.