dribblet

[ˈdrɪblət]

dribblet Definition

• 1. a small or insignificant amount of liquid or substance
• 2. a small drop or trickle

Using dribblet: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "dribblet" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He poured a dribblet of milk into his coffee.

• Example

  The faucet was leaking a dribblet of water.

• Example

  She added a dribblet of hot sauce to her meal.

dribblet Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for dribblet

• drop
• trickle
• splash
• sprinkle
• modicum

Phrases with dribblet

• a dribblet of sweat

  a small amount of sweat

  Example

  After the workout, there was only a dribblet of sweat on his forehead.

• a dribblet of blood

  a small amount of blood

  Example

  The cut was so small that only a dribblet of blood came out.

• a dribblet of oil

  a small amount of oil

  Example

  The mechanic added a dribblet of oil to the engine.

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Summary: dribblet in Brief

'Dribblet' [ˈdrɪblət] refers to a small or insignificant amount of liquid or substance, often used in the context of adding small amounts of something to a larger mixture. It can also refer to a small drop or trickle, as in 'The faucet was leaking a dribblet of water.' Phrases like 'a dribblet of sweat' or 'a dribblet of oil' describe small amounts of specific substances.