DRIP Copy link • DRIPv. TR., instillare, down on anything, alicui rei, in aliquid (☞ stillare is poetical). v. INTR., stillare; destillare (to drip down); from anything, stillare ex or de: rorare (in a dew-like or drizzling manner, ante rorat quam pluit): manare (stronger than stillare; with anything, aliqua re; e.g., sanguine or cruore; multo sudore): dripping wet, totus madidus: to become dripping wet, madefieri (e.g., pluvia, imbre); madidum reddi (aqua); . or permadescere (stronger term): to be, etc., madere, madidum, or madefactum esse (e.g., imbre): a dagger dripping with blood, stillans pugio (Cic.).