dribble
nounUK /ˈdrɪb.əl/
US /ˈdrɪb.əl/
A small drop of spit that comes out of your mouth.
The baby had a little dribble on his chin after drinking his milk.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A slow, small flow of liquid.
There was a dribble of water coming from the leaky pipe.
3. In sports, the act of moving the ball forward with small kicks or bounces.
His quick dribble past two defenders led to a goal.
4. The act of letting liquid flow out slowly in small amounts.
He poured a dribble of syrup onto his pancakes.