a small drop of liquid.
Each drip from the roof formed a puddle on the floor.
The drip of honey from the spoon was slow and sticky.
to fall slowly in small drops, or to let a liquid do this.
Water drips slowly from the leaky faucet in the kitchen.
She dripped paint on the canvas to create an abstract effect.
✦ From Middle English dryppen, from Old English dryppan (“to drip”), from Proto-Germanic *druppōną.
a device that passes liquid into a patient's vein very slowly in order to give them fluids or drugs.
The patient is on a drip after surgery.
Connect the drip to the saline solution.
an annoying or boring person.
He's such a drip at parties; he never talks to anyone.
Don't be a drip; join the fun!
style, swagger, or fashionable appearance, especially in clothing and accessories.
Check out his drip with that new chain and sneakers.
Her drip is on point today in that outfit.
