Dripping ( noun , adjective , verb )

(As a noun)

Dripping ( noun )

1. The action or sound of something dripping.
2. A small quantity of liquid that falls in drops.

Origin:

Middle english drepping, from old english dreoping, from dreopan to drip.

Examples:

1. The dripping of the faucet was driving me crazy.
2. He licked the dripping ice cream cone.
3. The dripping candle wax was starting to form a puddle.
4. She could hear the dripping of the rain on the roof.
5. The dripping of the water from the leaky pipe was a constant annoyance.

(As an adjective)

Dripping ( adjective )

1. The action or sound of something dripping.
2. A small quantity of liquid that falls in drops.

Origin:

Middle english drepping, from old english dreoping, from dreopan to drip.

Examples:

1. The dripping of the faucet was driving me crazy.
2. He licked the dripping ice cream cone.
3. The dripping candle wax was starting to form a puddle.
4. She could hear the dripping of the rain on the roof.
5. The dripping of the water from the leaky pipe was a constant annoyance.

(As a verb)

Dripping ( verb )

1. The action or sound of something dripping.
2. A small quantity of liquid that falls in drops.

Origin:

Middle english drepping, from old english dreoping, from dreopan to drip.

Examples:

1. The dripping of the faucet was driving me crazy.
2. He licked the dripping ice cream cone.
3. The dripping candle wax was starting to form a puddle.
4. She could hear the dripping of the rain on the roof.
5. The dripping of the water from the leaky pipe was a constant annoyance.