preabsorbing

/ˌpriːəbˈzɔːrbɪŋ/
adjective
  1. Capable of absorbing something before a later process or event.
    • They used a preabsorbing pad to collect the oil before it reached the engine.
    • This preabsorbing material is perfect for cleaning up spills before they spread.
    • The preabsorbing layer in the diaper keeps the baby dry for hours.
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verb
  1. Present participle of preabsorb: the act of absorbing something before another process or event.
    • The machine is preabsorbing the gas to prevent leaks.
    • The sponge is preabsorbing the water, so we can use it later.
    • He is preabsorbing the excess ink with a blotter before the paper dries.