trickles
verbUK /ˈtrɪk.əlz/
US /ˈtrɪk.əlz/
Flows slowly in a thin stream.
Water trickles down the window after the rain.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Moves slowly in small numbers over time.
Fans trickled into the stadium before the game.
3. Small amounts of liquid flowing slowly.
Trickles of sweat ran down his face.
4. A slow, small flow of something.
A trickle of information reached the reporters.