Drib
/drɪb/verb
To let a small amount of liquid flow slowly.
He began to drib the paint onto the canvas.
Often appears as...
- drib from a cup
- drib a few drops
Usage tips
Neutral
drib water, drib a little, slowly drib
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Artistic
In artistic contexts, 'drib' can refer to a method of painting or drawing where paint is applied in a controlled manner.
Artists often drib paint to create unique textures.
Pro Tip 2/3Sports
In sports, particularly basketball, 'drib' refers to the act of bouncing the ball while moving.
A player must drib effectively to evade defenders.
Pro Tip 3/3Caution
'Drib' can imply a cautious or careful movement, suggesting precision.
She drib the syrup onto the pancakes carefully.
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dribbletricklebounceflowmanoeuvre
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