drippy

No, his cold from this morning, he had a drippy nose remember?

"He makes even a drippy subject like water come alive."

But he looked tired; his left eye was still red and drippy.

That fellow with the drippy nose would do as well.

I saw the long drippy leaves and thought of my own sad tears.

"It's good to see you;" the President said with a soft voice and drippy smile.

Remember, when in its drippy form, water is one of the key precursors to life as we know it.

They were cold and drippy from the snow, but they looked all right to me.

"You're still a little drippy," he added with an attempt at a laugh.

If she has a drippy nose, take her into the desert where everything gets dried out.

As I continued to play with the drippy liquid, it began to get thicker.

Her hair, so drippy in her youth, had body now.

But now it's time for the drippy meeting, and I have to attend."

If the weather becomes a bit drippy, you could do much worse than head to one of the museums.

He raised one drippy hand but didn't come out.

"American Taboo" would have been a much better book if it weren't drippy with the stuff.

It was still pretty drippy when he dropped it in the bag.

For most people, allergies mean itchy eyes and a drippy nose.

There are well over 200 pieces in this show, but only six pairs of earrings, all very drippy ones from the '20s.

If they let me learn to play rock piano, not that drippy, boring classical stuff.

The wall was drippy with drizzle from the fog.

All too often we live by drippy intuition and foggy reasoning with no sound basis in fact.

It was ingenious but not very plausible, for nothing would dry in Sen on this drippy day.

Stephen later said that "high drama is not something one would associate with the drippy Jade".

Sighing, like tears, did not do much good, but at least it made one feel better without leaving red eyes and a drippy nose.