Weepage definition is:

• A. Visible sheen
• B. A loss of fluid that forms a pool
• C. Loss of fluid that collects slowly causing surface wetting
• D. No leakage present

Answer: (A)

Weepage is the slow migration of fluid to the surface that shows up as a visible film or sheen on the surface. The key idea is that you’re seeing a thin, continuous layer of liquid spread across the exterior, rather than a puddle or just a tiny wet spot. A pool would indicate a larger amount of leakage collecting on the surface, which isn’t what we’re describing with weepage. Surface wetting can occur from small amounts, but the defining sign of weepage is that visible film or sheen. No leakage present would be incorrect because weepage by definition involves leakage to the surface.