dribble
verbUK /ˈdrɪb.əl/
US /ˈdrɪb.əl/
To let liquid drip slowly from your mouth or a container.
The baby began to dribble milk down his chin.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. In sports, to move a ball forward with small taps or bounces.
She dribbled the basketball past two defenders.
3. A small, slow flow of liquid.
A dribble of sauce ran down the side of the plate.
4. To speak in a slow, unclear, or foolish way.
He dribbled out a few confused words before falling silent.