dribble
/ˈdrɪbəl/Definitions
1. verb
to let liquid or a small amount of liquid fall or flow slowly from a container, often in a small amount at a time; to talk or speak in a slow and unclear manner
“She tried not to dribble the coffee on her shirt.”
2. noun
a small amount of liquid that falls or flows slowly from a container
“There was a dribble of paint on the floor.”
3. noun
a style of play in basketball where a player maintains possession of the ball while moving with it, often in a slow and erratic manner
“The basketball player’s dribble was impressive, but he lost control of the ball.”