drip
verbUK /drɪp/
US /drɪp/
To fall in small drops of liquid.
Water dripped from the leaky faucet all night.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A small drop of liquid that falls slowly.
A drip of paint landed on the floor.
3. A medical tube that slowly gives liquid medicine or fluids to a patient.
The nurse checked the drip in the patient's arm.
4. A boring or dull person (informal).
Everyone at the party thought he was a drip.