spill-proof
- adjective
- /ˈspɪlˌpruf/
- The travel mug has a spill-proof lid to prevent coffee from leaking during the drive.
They leak, you know, they're not completely spill proof.
- They leak, you know, they're not completely spill proof.
Examples
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It says it's spill proof, that is.
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This water bottle is specially designed to be spill-proof, making it ideal for outdoor activities.
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With a spill-proof design, the container keeps liquids safely stored without any mess.
Synonyms
Completely closed so water cannot get in or out
Does not allow liquid to fall in drops
Able to be closed tightly so nothing can get in or out
Not letting liquid or gas escape from a container
Antonyms
How Spill-Proof
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word spill-proof joins spill ('to let liquid fall out') and proof (a common ending meaning 'resistant', as in waterproof). So a spill-proof mug or bag is made to keep liquid from coming out.