Dribble (verb)

1. Let (liquid) flow or fall drop by drop.
2. To let saliva flow from the mouth uncontrollably.
3. To push or hit a ball forward along the ground with a light, bouncing motion, using one's feet.
4. To move or walk with a slow, unsteady gait, typically because one is very young, infirm, or drunk.

Origin:

Early 16th century: probably imitative.

Examples:

1. Water was dribbling from the tap.
2. The baby dribbled milk from his mouth.
3. He dribbled the ball past the defender.
4. He was dribbling along the pavement, clearly drunk.