leachy

/ˈlitʃi/
adjective
  1. Allowing water or other liquid to pass through easily; porous or permeable.
    • They avoided building on the leachy hillside because it couldn't hold water.
    • The leachy soil in this area drains very quickly after a rainstorm.
    • The leachy sand was not good for growing crops that need constant moisture.
  2. Tending to lose or give up substances through the action of liquid passing through.
    • Farmers avoid using leachy chemicals near rivers.
    • This leachy fertilizer washes away with the first heavy rain.
    • The leachy rock formation released minerals into the stream.
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