How to pronounce “percolate”(verb) in English

And let that orangey smell percolate and have it your whole being.

that fear again can permeate and actually percolate down to even to schools and to children, was very integral to how important it is to address the issue and hence, it happens in

A lack of self-esteem which percolated through the Irish psyche.

And I think the little that I know has probably percolated into the book, but I'm not sure I can give you a crisp characterization.

And when the rains fall, then the rains percolate down into the groundwater and pollute the aquifers.

And then, that pond actually percolates down.

Often, some of the things I talk about take a little while to kinda percolate through, and I get often emails from people a couple days or couple weeks later, like, "Oh yeah,

In humans as the cortex expanded there's a lot more room there which means that inputs can come in and sort of percolate around and get stored and get thought about and then

Ed Yourden: Itís interesting that you mention the Iran thing because, again, the question is how did that discovery of the Siemen problem actually percolate up the chain of command

These are ideas that have percolated