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To fall or let fall in drops of liquid
“During prolonged rainstorms, water begins to drip from the canopy to the ground.”
To seep or emanate from pores or an opening
“It was a little warmer in this room, and I could feel little beads of sweat start to drip from my hairline.”
To emanate a feeling or quality through one's expression or bearing
Moisten during cooking
Fade out
To throw or give off (gas, light, etc.)
To shed tears
Have saliva dripping copiously from the mouth
A small drop of a liquid
“I think the worst ad, voted just that in 2001, was the Codral ad that had a large drip of snot coming from someone's nose like a bungy rope.”
Someone or something that inspires boredom
“That dame thinks she has great cunning, but she's a boring drip.”
A weak or ineffectual person
“They told him he was just a little drip, and when he protested, they upped him to a squirt.”
The flow of a fluid, typically one emerging from a pore or opening
A decorative element applied at the topmost part of the wall of a room, as with a crown moulding
A small tube inserted into a body cavity to remove fluid, create an opening, distend a passageway or administer a drug
Intravenous therapy
An odd, awkward or annoying person
Someone who spoils others' fun
Within a vein
Undesirable or unfavorable
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