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dripping

[drip-ing] / ˈdrɪp ɪŋ /
















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The room was uncooled and water was dripping down the walls from a leaky ceiling.

From BBC

Pressed on Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy's accusations that some Labour briefings have been "dripping with misogyny", Sir Keir said: "In terms of misogyny she's absolutely right, it's right across politics, it has been for decades."

From BBC

Stalagmites, which grow over time from mineral deposits left by dripping water, act as natural records of past rainfall.

From Science Daily

England are not exactly dripping with silverware themselves.

From BBC

But now its four walls were made of rock, dripping with water and slime.

From Literature