spill-proof
- adjective
- /ˈspɪlˌpruf/
- Jargon
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- He proved himself spill-proof by never sharing confidential details with anyone.
Examples
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The manager needs to be spill-proof when handling sensitive company information.
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Make sure the report is spill-proof before the meeting.
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You can trust her with anything because she is completely spill-proof.
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The spill-proofest safe is needed for classified files.
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You can trust her with anything because she is completely spill-proof.
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The manager needs to be spill-proof when handling sensitive company information.
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He proved himself spill-proof by never sharing confidential details with anyone.
Synonyms
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3.2
Protected from danger or from people trying to break in
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5.9
A very strong argument or plan that has no weak points
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Made so people cannot open or change it without leaving a sign
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Not letting liquid or gas escape from a container
Very safe and hard for anyone to break into or steal from
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Etymology
The word spill-proof comes from spill (as in 'spill the beans', 'to reveal a secret') and proof ('resistant', like waterproof). So a spill-proof person or place will not 'spill' secrets and keeps information safe.