English to Irish Meaning of drip - drip

Drip :

drip

noun

verb

draein, Deflate

Drip :: dripDrips :: drips

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Definitions of drip in English

Noun(1) flowing in drops; the formation and falling of drops of liquid(2) the sound of a liquid falling drop by drop(3) (architecture, as over a window or doorway
Verb(1) fall in drops(2) let or cause to fall in drops

Examples of drip in English

(1) You better get some rest, someone will be round in a while to change your drip .(2) If not properly seasoned, cast iron pans will drip dark liquid into food.(3) Take the sponge, run it under hot water, get a drip of washing up liquid (there must be detergent for a thorough wash) onto the scrubby side of the sponge.(4) We traveled downwards for a while, as I watched the darkness and listened to the gentle pattering of tiny feet and the drip of water falling into a pool.(5) His drip runs out; the same nurse has to restart it.(6) Except, there was the sound of a steady drip and an overwhelming feeling of peace so intense he actually panicked.(7) When it rained the smallest drops of water could drip on your body through the wicker.(8) I probably sound a bit of a drip , but I feel I'm in this permanent hallucinogenic state.(9) Above the chair, a disconnected IV drip further indicates a dire state of emergency.(10) Everywhere sounded the drip of icewater, rubbing away at banded marble and rough limestone.(11) Mary woke briefly from her dreams when the night nurse came in to see if she was doing all right and to make a small change in the settings of the drip in her arm.(12) Aside from the soft murmur of the pale man speaking to the hooded one and the occasional drip of some liquid, it was positively silent.(13) he had been on a drip for several days(14) You can see examples of this if you happen to drip some water on a hot stove or any very hot surface.(15) I hope that drip isn't still pursuing you(16) Ayden listen and there was an annoying drip, drip, drip sound that echoed throughout the basement for what seemed forever.

Related Phrases of drip

(1) to drip ::

a drip

(2) drip irrigation ::

uisciúcháin drip

(3) drip tray ::

tráidire drip

(4) intravenous drip ::

drip infhéitheach

(5) drip out ::

drip amach

(6) drip line ::

líne drip

(7) drip down ::

drip síos

(8) drip coffee ::

caife drip

(9) non-drip ::

neamh-drip

(10) drip-drop ::

drip-titim

Related Phrases of drip

(1) to drip ::

a drip

(2) drip irrigation ::

uisciúcháin drip

(3) drip tray ::

tráidire drip

(4) intravenous drip ::

drip infhéitheach

(5) drip out ::

drip amach

(6) drip line ::

líne drip

(7) drip down ::

drip síos

(8) drip coffee ::

caife drip

(9) non-drip ::

neamh-drip

(10) drip-drop ::

drip-titim

Synonyms

Noun

1. drop ::

titim

2. bore ::

rug

3. dribble ::

dribble

4. dripping ::

sileadh

Verb

5. dribble ::

dribble

6. drop ::

titim

Different Forms

drip, drips

Word Example from TV Shows

Show me where we put a DRIP tray, a sluice and a overflow reservoir?

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 2

The name and the address DRIP with evil.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 19

Examples of drip from TV Shows

Show me where we put a DRIP tray, a sluice and a overflow reservoir?

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 2

The name and the address DRIP with evil.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 19

English to Irish Dictionary: drip

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