drizzling

• “It was an ice rain drizzling evening, so the weather suppressed the crowd.”

  The Huffington Post: Donald Craig Mitchell: Daddy's Girl Versus Sarah's Boy: Alaskans Who Are Alaska Patriots Should Vote for Lisa, Alaskans Who Are National Patriots Should Vote Her Down

• “Three o'clock on a December afternoon; the rain drizzling; one light low in the skylight of a drapery emporium; another high in a servant's bedroom – this one goes out.”

  Monday or Tuesday

• “Lookouts at the mastheads could report no land, and the day passed in drizzling calms and violent squalls.”

  The Seed of McCoy

• “Our she-cousin Scott did visit me this day with sore complaints of her husband's humours and constant drizzling, which is more than a woman can or ought to bear.”

  The Ladies A Shining Constellation of Wit and Beauty

• “My "drizzling" was less than spectacular, but it may have turned out better had I looked at the photo in Mario Batali's cookery book before I poured it out.”

  Archive 2007-02-01

• “It was a raw, comfortless morning — a kind of drizzling fog hung heavily over the scene, dimming the light of the sun, which had now risen, into a pale and even a grey glimmer.”

  The Purcell Papers

• “It has been kind of drizzling recently but nothing worth putting an umbrella up in.”

  sheepdip Diary Entry

• “It was a raw, comfortless morning -- a kind of drizzling fog hung heavily over the scene, dimming the light of the sun, which had now risen, into a pale and even a grey glimmer.”

  The Purcell Papers, Volume I

• “It was a little before noon when we drove into Stratford, by which time, with our usual fatality in visiting poetic shrines, the day had melted off into a kind of drizzling mist, strongly suggestive of a downright rain.”

  Sunny Memories Of Foreign Lands, Volume 1

• “It was kind of drizzling and misting, and hitting the road and freezing," making the roads extra slippery, Wolf said.”

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