dripping's Usage Examples:

flophouse overhead, and I remember wine dripping down through the ceiling onto the microphone and sparking.

Add crumbled bacon, drippings, and seasonings.

His beautiful clothes were soaked with water, and his fine white collar and ruffles were soiled and dripping.

All that gurgling, whooshing and dripping represents a whirl of activity going on in the machine, and your cat is observant enough to have tuned into it.

He rose, oblivious to his continued dripping.

bloodyment later it surfaced with dripping entrails and what looked to be gnarled clumps of brain tissue clamped between its bloodied teeth.

The ceilings were gilded, the chandeliers dripping with crystals.

The association of pancakes with the day was probably due to the necessity for using up all the eggs, grease, lard and dripping in stock preparatory to Lent, during which all these were forbidden.

2 Altar candlesticks consist of five parts: the foot, stem, knob in the centre, bowl to catch the drippings, and pricket (a sharp point on which the candle is fixed).

"Yeah," he answered, his voice dripping in annoyance.

She hit the punching bag harder, sweat dripping down her body and soaking her leggings and sports bra.

"I guess he didn't have time to fall asleep," Betsy said, her voice dripping with disappointment.

Synonyms:

soaking, sopping,

Antonyms:

inflow, ebb, stand still,