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Definition of «dripping»

Dripping is a term used to describe the process of slowly releasing liquid droplets from an object or surface. It can refer to the act of allowing liquid to flow in small amounts, typically through a container with a narrow opening that allows only a few drops at a time. The word "dripping" can also be used figuratively to describe something that is slowly revealed over time, such as information or clues about a situation.

Usage examples

  1. The rain was pouring down, and the trees were dripping with water.
  2. She squeezed the sponge, and water started dripping out of it.
  3. The sauce was dripping from the pizza as she took a bite.
  4. The leaking faucet left a puddle on the floor, with water dripping steadily.
  5. He walked into the room, soaked from head to toe, and water was dripping off his clothes.
  6. The wax candles were melting, and droplets of wax were dripping down the sides.
  7. She took a bite of the juicy watermelon, and the juice started dripping down her chin.
  8. The freshly painted artwork had drips of paint dripping off the canvas.
  9. The ice cream was melting quickly, with chocolate sauce dripping down the sides of the cone.

Phrases with «dripping»

Sentences with «dripping»

  • Our room will never be shabby pink or drip with roses! (theinspiredroom.net)
  • The only other sound is the occasional drip of water. (burnaway.org)
  • If they don't need to pay for water, they'll never let you know about the constant drip in the bathroom, thereby costing you hundreds of dollars a year. (biggerpockets.com)
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