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11drib|blet — drib|let or drib|blet «DRIHB liht», noun. a small amount: »He paid off his big debt in driblets, a dollar or two a week. ╂[< drib + let] …
12drib|let — or drib|blet «DRIHB liht», noun. a small amount: »He paid off his big debt in driblets, a dollar or two a week. ╂[< drib + let] …
13drib — noun Etymology: probably back formation from dribble & driblet Date: 1709 a small amount usually used in the phrase dribs and drabs …
14drib — noun A drop …
15dRib — deoxyribose …
16drib — n. small or very tiny quantity; drop …
17DRIB — Don t Read If Busy …
18drib — bird …
19drib — v. a. 1. Crop, lop, cut off, lop off (little by little). 2. Purloin, appropriate in driblets, cabbage, crib. 3. Entice, allure, decoy, coax, wheedle …
20drib — [[t]drɪb[/t]] n. a small or minute quantity; bit • Etymology: 1720–30; back formation from driblet …