dripple in a sentence

Definition

Dripple (verb): to fall or flow in small drops or streams, often used to describe the gradual release of liquid.

The candle began to dripple wax onto the table as it burned late into the night.
After the rain, small droplets continued to dripple from the leaves above.
As the ice melted, the sound of water drippling into the bowl became soothing.
I watched the paint dripple down the canvas, creating a beautiful abstract pattern.
The faucet was slightly loose, causing it to dripple steadily throughout the day.