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Meaning of
dribble
in English
dribble
uk
//ˈdriːbl̩//
#common
Plural
dribbles
Past Tense
dribbled
Participle Verb
dribbling
Third Person Singular
dribbles
Definitions
Verb
to
control
a
ball
by
kicking
or
bouncing
it
The
basketball
player
learned
to
dribble
the
ball
with
her
left
hand
.
to
drool
or
let
saliva
drip
;
lose
control
The
baby
started
to
dribble
and
needed
a
bib
to
stay
clean
.
to
fall
in
drops
or
trickle
slowly
Water
began
to
dribble
from
the
leaky
faucet
and
onto
the
floor
.
to
release
or
drop
in
small
drops
.
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is
the
output
for
"
dribble
":
The
nurse
had
to
dribble
the
medicine
slowly
into
the
patient's
mouth
.
Noun
the
act
of
moving
a
ball
by
bouncing
The
player's
dribble
was
so
smooth
that
she
could
easily
get
past
her
opponents
.
