(bound form) very small amount; crumbs; bits and pieces

the physical sound or action of liquid falling in small amounts or drops

a very small amount; a tiny bit of something

To drip water; to leak water.

a drip or drop of water

the sound of dripping water or liquid

To receive medicine or nutrients through an intravenous drip; to be put on a drip.

delicately pretty; behaving in an affectedly sweet or dainty manner

Not even a drop of water leaks out; used to describe an argument, speech, or plan that is airtight, rigorous, and leaves no room for error.

To irrigate by allowing water and fertilizer to slowly drip through pipes to the soil near the plant roots; a water-saving and efficient farming method.

a process in chemical analysis where a standard solution is added drop by drop to a substance to measure its concentration

the sound of a clock ticking or liquid dripping

(idiom) to drool with desire; to hunger for or envy something; to want something extremely badly, sometimes used in a negative sense of greed

(describing movement) spinning; whirling; turning around and around briskly; also describes someone's eyes moving around quickly

A microscopic single-celled protozoan with whip-like tails; some live in fresh water while others are parasites in humans and animals.

The sound of dripping water, a ticking clock, or a horse's hooves; tick-tock, pitter-patter, or pit-a-pat.

Medical or chemical tool used to transfer small amounts of liquid; dropper; eyedropper; pipette; burette.

DDT; a colorless and odorless insecticide that was widely used before being banned in many countries due to environmental and health concerns

The leakage or seepage of liquids or gases in various forms

An ancient timekeeping device that measures time by the flow of water; a clepsydra

Literally "dripping water turns to ice"; describes extremely cold weather where even small drops of water freeze instantly.

A popular liquid Chinese medicine used to treat heatstroke, dizziness, and nausea, made from camphor, peppermint, cinnamon, and fennel.

literally "dripping water penetrates the stone"; used as an idiom to describe how persistent effort and staying power can overcome even the greatest difficulties

literally dripping water penetrates stone; constant perseverance yields success or you can achieve any goal if you work hard without giving up

a tiny drop of liquid formed from mist or fog

appearing so lush and moist that the green color seems about to drip off; verdant; dripping with green

The temperature at which a substance, such as lubricating grease, becomes fluid enough to drip from a test apparatus.

Liquid medication administered by the drop, such as eye or ear drops

to drool with desire; describes being extremely greedy for food or having a strong craving for something

(colloquial) to lift or pick up something in one's hand; same as [[提溜|提溜|di1 liu5]]

an infection caused by parasitic microorganisms called trichomonads

the sound of a clock ticking or liquid dripping; ticktock

describes lush vegetation that is so deep green and fresh that it looks as if it were about to drip with moisture

a tiny drop or trickle of liquid

a graduated glass tube with a tap at one end, used in chemistry for delivering known volumes of a liquid

droplet; micro droplet

An ancient Chinese timekeeping instrument using copper pots; water drips through a hole at a steady rate and the time is read using a float with a graduated scale.

Didao district of [[鸡西|雞西|ji1 xi1]] city, Heilongjiang

Every drop returns to the public (idiom); to ensure that even the smallest amount of public funds or property is handled honestly and not misused.

To give or receive liquid medicine or nutrients through an intravenous drip; common in Taiwan.

fragile and lovely; dainty and pampered in manner

a drop; droplet

about to drip; used to describe a high degree of moisture, lushness, or freshness, often appearing as a suffix after color or texture descriptors like [[翠|翠|cui4]] (green) or [[娇艳|嬌豔|jiao1 yan4]] (delicate)

A microscopic single-celled organism with flagella that lives in water or as a parasite in humans and animals.

blobfish; specifically the species Psychrolutes marcidus

a single drop of a tear

to shed a single tear; to weep

to fall or cause to fall in drops, such as water or tears