dribbly, a.
(ˈdrɪblɪ)
[f. dribble n. + -y1.]
Tending to dribble; dribbling; characterized by dribbles.
| 1909 R. Brooke Let. (1968) 172 A pair of dribbly dotards. 1951 Dylan Thomas Let. 12 Apr. (1966) 356 There in that English sink, intolerable, dribbly, lost. 1958 Times 18 Nov. 13/4 The..nature of pigment, the sort of mud-pie fascination that comes..of its liquid and dribbly aspect. 1967 D. Pinner Ritual xiv. 141 Those lovely dribbly dogs and those even lovelier dribbly policemen! |