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Verb
To fall or let fall in or as if in drops
“It should dribble slowly, not run, from your finger.”
Verb
Allow saliva to run from the mouth
“His mouth dribbled at the thought of the human food; though it lacked the piquancy of live prey, it had strangely appetizing flavours.”
Verb
To flow in a broken irregular stream
Noun
A small quantity of liquid falling in drops or flowing in a thin stream
“A dribble of blood trickled from the corner of his mouth as he fought to find enough force to speak.”
Noun
Saliva running from the mouth
“I had a bit of a snooze and woke up with dribble all down my shirt.”
Noun
A very small piece
“… news about the remote earthquake was coming in dribbles.”
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