Drip | Mean of drip in English Dictionary

/ˈdrɪp/

• Verb
• to fall in drops
1. Water dripped from a leak in the ceiling.
2. Blood dripped down his leg from the cut.
3. Hot wax dripped onto my fingers.
• to let drops of (a liquid) fall
1. The pine trees dripped sap onto the cars.
2. The kids dripped water all over the house.
3. The faucet is dripping. [=water is dripping from the faucet]
4. a dripping faucet
5. His face was dripping with sweat. [=sweat was dripping from his face]
6. The toast was dripping with butter.
7. The kids were dripping wet.
• to have or show a large amount of something
1. Her voice dripped with contempt/charm.
2. She was dripping with diamonds. [=she was wearing a lot of diamonds]
• Noun

• a drop of liquid that falls from something
1. Drips of water fell from a leak in the ceiling.
• the sound of liquid falling in drops
1. We heard the drip of the rain.
2. the steady drip, drip, drip of the faucet
• the act or action of falling in drops
1. Water fell from the ceiling in a steady/slow drip.
• a device used in hospitals to pass fluid slowly through a tube into a patient's blood
1. The doctor put the patient on a morphine drip to manage the pain.
• a dull and often weak person
1. Don't invite that drip to your party!