drizzle
/ˈdrɪzəl/
verb
- To rain lightly in fine drops.
- We decided to walk anyway, even though it was drizzling.
- It started to drizzle just as we reached the park.
- The forecast says it will drizzle all afternoon.
- To pour a thin stream of liquid over food.
- He drizzled caramel sauce over the ice cream.
- The recipe says to drizzle the dressing slowly while tossing the salad.
- Drizzle the lemon juice over the fish before serving.
noun
- Light rain falling in very fine drops.
- After the drizzle stopped, a rainbow appeared over the hills.
- A steady drizzle began just as we left the house, so we grabbed umbrellas.
- The morning drizzle made the streets shiny and slick.
- A small amount of liquid, such as sauce or oil, poured in a thin stream.
- A light drizzle of honey sweetened the yogurt perfectly.
- She added a drizzle of olive oil to the salad.
- The chef finished the dessert with a drizzle of chocolate sauce.
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