dripping

adjective
UK /ˈdrɪpɪŋ/
US /ˈdrɪpɪŋ/

Something that is dripping is so wet that drops of liquid are falling from it.

Her hair was dripping after she came in from the rain.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The sound or action of liquid falling in drops.

The dripping of the tap kept him awake all night.

3. Fat that melts and falls from meat while it is cooking.

She saved the dripping from the roast to make gravy.

4. In a way that is very wet or soaked.

He came home dripping from head to toe.