driblet , also: dribblet

Men began coming in driblets, and - were put to work as they came.

Why had he ever expected to receive more than driblets from her?

I had the main party cover the last two hundred yards in driblets.

They'd struck in driblets rather than all at once, and were driven away like the others.

A few driblets of water were still rolling down the drain.

Was he going to dole it out in driblets forever?

It is these little driblets, distributed among too many, that do the harm.

Of course, I could have seen everything at that time, but wisdom always comes to us painfully and in driblets."

Little driblets ran out of the corners of his mouth.

Driblets of reddish sap were forming, very much like blood.

If it tastes too sweet, I add a few driblets of sherry vinegar.

The Abbot wiped driblets of water from his patient's chin.

Each had huge glistening eyes set in great long faces, and an open mouth from which driblets of water flowed.

"I thought they hadn't but driblets of magic of their own!"

Long quotes, from sources whose credibility the reader must determine, are held together by driblets of narrative.

Armies were flowing like driblets from melting icicles after the winter freeze.

Smeds told it in driblets, when no one could overhear.

On the dull, dark brown carpet, wet driblets glistening in the dim overhead light.

It was gray and sweated driblets of mud, but the features were indisputably human.

Battalions that had lost four hundred men received half that number of replacements, in driblets.

The driblets of rain became a crushing downpour.

They came in driblets, you know.

Progress in this area is measured in driblets.

Driblets of spittle fell to the floor.

Driblets of rain began to fall.