dripping

IPA: drˈɪpɪŋ

Solid animal fat, traditionally collected from dripping off roasting meat.
The sound or action of something that drips.
The use of a drip tip to drip e-liquid directly onto the atomizer of an e-cigarette.

Examples of "dripping" in Sentences

I look down and realize that my once white t-shirt is now in dripping crimson shreds.
Head and head of empire soldiers becut in dripping blood, then threw out to universe.
Taylor, blood dripping from the bullet wound in his shoulder, stepped forward slowly, but it was too late.
Elsewhere he emerges limp and dripping from a lake, the opposite of a triumphant James Bond coming to shore.
These phrases, and the condescension dripping from the article generally, can easily be removed without losing anything.
All one needs do is follow the link Egnor gives to PZ's post, with a title dripping with sarcasm: "The Great Desecration," to see just the opposite:
Lucrezia now appears to be less the bride of Bartolomeo than the bride of Christ – the red of her dress matching the blood dripping from the base of the cross.
Michael brought him the song of the first wood thrush to sing in the spring of 1847, a jumprope song sung by some children on Summer Street, and the sound of water dripping from a spiderweb after a rainstorm.
A sea of vegetation laved the landscape, pouring its green billows from wall to wall, dripping from the cliff-lips in great vine-masses, and flinging a spray of ferns and air-plants in to the multitudinous crevices.
Pieces of burning metal had begun dripping from the hold in the side of the building where the hov disappeared, splashing the roadway with a deadly mix of “death by chemical fumes” and “death by being burned alive.”