dribbles
verbUK /ˈdrɪb.əlz/
US /ˈdrɪb.əlz/
Lets small drops of liquid fall slowly.
The baby dribbles milk down his chin when he drinks.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Moves a ball forward with small kicks or bounces.
He dribbles the basketball past two defenders.
3. Flows in a thin, slow stream.
Water dribbles from the leaky pipe.
4. Says something slowly in small amounts.
News of the plan dribbles out a little at a time.