transpiring

/trænˈspaɪrɪŋ/
adjective
  1. That is happening or occurring.
    • We need to document all transpiring developments.
    • The transpiring drama kept the audience on the edge of their seats.
    • The transpiring events were captured on camera.
verb
  1. Happening or taking place.
    • The events transpired quickly, leaving everyone shocked.
    • No one knows exactly what transpired during the closed-door meeting.
    • Let's wait and see what transpires over the next few days.
  2. (of plants) Giving off water vapor through the pores of leaves.
    • During hot weather, plants transpire more water.
    • The scientist measured how much water the tree transpired each day.
    • The leaves transpire moisture to help cool the plant.