dripless

[drip-lis]

adjective

1. designed so that the substance, item, or its contents will not drip.

   a dripless candle; a dripless pitcher.

Word History and Origins

Origin of dripless¹

1885–90; drip (v.) + -less

Example Sentences

According to one news source, the chain was bragging in 1986 about its “dripless maple syrup-like” sauce, a description that must strike the ear of the average Vermonter like an ax handle.

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The most impressive invention I have seen in a while is the dripless, waxless candle from Lucid .

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The dripless system is even designed to emit a small waft of coffee odor when the straw is inserted into the pouch containing the brew.

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It took him three years and 100 prototypes to come up with a final design for his dispenser, which combined a gracefully curving form with an innovative, dripless spout.

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