raindrop
/ˈreɪndroʊp/Definitions
1. noun
A small drop of rain, typically formed by condensation or dripping from the sky or a cloud.
“The sound of raindrops hitting the roof was soothing.”
2. verb
To fall or be dropped in small amounts, typically as rain or a liquid substance.
“The raindrops began to raindrop onto the pavement.”
3. noun
A drop of liquid, especially a drop of a medicinal substance, administered to a patient in a medical treatment.
“The doctor gave the patient a single raindrop of the medicine.”