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drippage

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[drip-ij] / ˈdrɪp ɪdʒ /

noun

  1. a dripping, drip, as of water from a faucet.

  2. an amount formed by dripping: drip.

    emptying the drippage from under the freezer.


Etymology

Origin of drippage

drip + -age

Example Sentences

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Others with ample drippage: “The guys with beards a lot of the time,” Casamajor said.

From New York Times

The road rose up and wrapped along the edge of a massive red rock wall, which was candy-striped from centuries of water drippage.

From New York Times

When the sudden torrential storms sweep down the mountains at meal times, the little human champignons, beneath their insufficient cloche, rush about wildly seeking spots where the drippage will not wash their food away.

From Project Gutenberg