1 to have liquid slowly coming out of your mouth:
Babies dribble constantly.
2 in football or hockey, to move a ball along the ground with repeated small kicks or hits, or (in basketball) to move a ball by repeatedly hitting it against the floor with your hand:
5 in football, when a ball is moved along the ground with repeated kicks or, in basketball, when a ball is moved by repeatedly hitting it against the floor with your hand:
6 to move or happen slowly in small amounts or a few at a time:
7 in basketball, to move a ball by using your hand to bounce it against the ground, or in soccer by kicking it repeatedly
9 in basketball or soccer, the act of moving a ball by bouncing or kicking it:
However, it has not taken any specific actions and negotiations keep dribbling on indefinitely.
I should regret it very much if parts or the whole of the review dribbled out.
We have had dribbling cuts in interest rates, instead of bold, imaginative moves to try to convince people that we have turned the corner.
The build-up can be concentrated almost at once, instead of the aircraft dribbling into service, because there is a larger production line.
I suspect that that is why we are having these retrograde changes dribbled out bit by bit, in order to soften the total impact.
I am sorry that the matter still appears to be dribbling along.
The most esthetically pleasing teapot in the world is of no use if it dribbles, instead of pouring cleanly.
As time dribbles away, we need to reconsider an issue whose time is about to come.
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