Meaning & Definition of word "Drip"

Drip

/drɪp/

1. A small drop of liquid that falls in a steady stream.
- Example: I heard the drip of water coming from the leaky faucet.
2. A slow and continuous flow of liquid.
- Example: The drip from the icicle was a sign that spring was coming.
3. A technique used in medical treatment where liquid is infused into the body through a drip apparatus.
- Example: She was on a saline drip to help with her dehydration.

1. To fall in drops or to let fall in drops.
- Example: The rain began to drip from the leaves after the storm.
2. To allow liquid to flow or fall slowly in drops.
- Example: He carefully dripped the food coloring into the water.

Middle English, from Old English 'drīppan'.

drip and drop:

Used to describe a recurring sound or action of liquid falling.

drip feed:

To supply or provide gradually or in small amounts.

dribbled:

To let a small amount of liquid fall in drops.

drippiness:

The quality of being drippy; wet or soggy.

Meaning: A term used to describe someone's sense of style, particularly in fashion.

Example Sentence: That outfit is pure drip!

Meaning: To possess a high level of fashion or coolness.

Example Sentence: He's got that drip; everyone notices when he walks in.