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  • noun Plural form of driblet.

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Examples

  • It is already plain as a pikestaff that Cameron and Hague lack the stomach, the personal courage, moral fibre, honour and integrity to do anything about the EU Constitution if it has come into force by the time they get their hands on the driblets of power still left to a government in the United Kingdom.

    To Nobody's Surprise 2009

  • It is already plain as a pikestaff that Cameron and Hague lack the stomach, the personal courage, moral fibre, honour and integrity to do anything about the EU Constitution if it has come into force by the time they get their hands on the driblets of power still left to a government in the United Kingdom.

    Archive 2009-08-30 2009

  • His English muffin with cheese in the morning was dotted with driblets of blood from his face.

    The Inherent Harmonies of Life Contain Wolves 2010

  • She stained her charges with small driblets of poison.

    Gold of Kings Davis Bunn 2009

  • The driblets of information that has emerged show Headley and Tahawwur Rana also had a Danish newspaper office as target.

    Pinaki Bhattacharya: The Many Faces of Islamist Terror 2009

  • She stained her charges with small driblets of poison.

    Gold of Kings Davis Bunn 2009

  • Have you ever seen the red-brown bodies of sweet potatoes spaded from the earth,  each clinging to a series of roots hung with driblets and particles?

    Olmsted Traveled Here 2009

  • She stained her charges with small driblets of poison.

    Gold of Kings Davis Bunn 2009

  • And we, with driblets still in our hair, slush in our cuffs, and dreariness in our gaze, stare back at the sky, now

    Excerpt: The Bastard of Istanbul by Elif Shafak 2007

  • Most has been paid out in $400-a-head driblets to 18,000 Hungarian Jews and a handful of Latvians, the so-called "" double victims '' of Eastern Europe who lost property both to the Nazis and to the Communists.

    What's Taking So Long? 2008

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