ivdrip
nounUK /ˌaɪˈviː drɪp/
US /ˌaɪˈviː drɪp/
A tube that slowly puts medicine or water into your body through a tiny needle.
The nurse set up an IV drip so the patient could get fluids.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The slow, steady flow of liquid through such a tube.
The doctor adjusted the IV drip to a slower rate.
3. A medical treatment given through a vein over time.
She felt better after a few hours of an IV drip.
4. Informal: a continuous, steady supply of something.
He joked that coffee was his morning IV drip.