trickle
//ˈtrɪk.əl//
Verb
trickleInfinitive
tricklePresent tense
trickledPast tense
trickledPast participle
tricklingPresent participle
tricklesThird-person singular
1
To flow or fall in drops or in a thin, slow stream.
Water trickled down the window.
2
To move, come, or go slowly or gradually in small numbers or amounts.
Guests began to trickle into the party.
Noun
trickleSingular
tricklesPlural
1
A thin, slow flow or stream of liquid.
A trickle of water ran down the window.
2
A small or gradual movement of people or things.
There was only a trickle of visitors to the museum today.