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a thin stream, trickle, or the gradual formation and falling of drops of liquid from a source
the controlled advancement of a ball by a player using repeated slight touches, kicks, or pushes to keep possession and move past opponents
What is a "dribble"?
A dribble is the act of a player controlling and moving the ball with small, quick touches while running in sports like basketball or soccer. It allows the player to keep possession of the ball while advancing toward the goal or setting up a play. In basketball, dribbling is done by bouncing the ball on the floor with one hand, while in soccer, it involves using the feet to guide the ball. Dribbling is a key skill for maintaining control and navigating around opponents.
saliva that flows slowly and involuntarily from the mouth
to flow slowly, often in small drops or an uneven stream
to pour a liquid slowly in small drops or a thin stream
to let saliva fall or run from the mouth
to move a ball forward by tapping it lightly, either with your feet, stick, or by bouncing it
