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dribble

verb

/ˈdrɪbəl/

Meaning

to let liquid flow slowly in drops or to move a ball skillfully with repeated small kicks or bounces

The baby dribbled milk on his shirt.

dribble past someone

trickle, drip, spill, flow, bounce

pour, gush, stream

dribble the ball, dribble past, dribble of saliva, dribble milk

To put something in the wrong location and temporarily lose it.

to handle or control skillfully; to influence someone in a clever way

to see, hear, or sense things that are not actually present, often due to illness or drugs

to bring or hand over something to the intended recipient

to return to a normal state after a setback, illness, or loss

to be in charge of or control something