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drible
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driblatge
The propulsion of a ball by repeated taps or kicks.
dribble
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drible
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dribble
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dribble
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dribble
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1
The legal tidbits will
dribble
out over the coming days and weeks.
2
The two are intimately related: passionless politics
dribble
away into aimless drift.
3
As for the frith, it had shrunk to a
dribble
of water.
4
Harold watched the blue ink on the desk
dribble
onto the floor.
5
Galloway paused and wiped a
dribble
of tobacco juice from his chin.
1
He also has very good
dribbling
skills and is a good finisher.
2
Smith's almost old-fashioned penchant for
dribbling
past defenders consistently caused Wolves problems.
3
And now I'm practically
dribbling
at the thought of a real cassoulet.
4
Doug shrugged and drank with greedy swallows, water
dribbling
down his chin.
5
Other symptoms include pain while urinating,
dribbling
of urine and back pain.
6
The game got persistently bogged down, attacking moves
dribbling
away to nothing.
7
Your fathers were
dribbling
half-wits who should have been drowned at birth!
8
His strength does not only lie in
dribbling
,
passing or shooting ability.
9
Blood formed on the wall and then began
dribbling
to the floor.
10
Juliet was lying on a chaise longue,
dribbling
on to the cushions.
11
Blood spilling out of the dude's neck and
dribbling
down Felix's front.
12
Blood
dribbling
out of his nose made sticky blotches on his cheeks.
13
Sancho is clearly a major talent with great
dribbling
ability and goalscoring prowess.
14
Which was maroon polyester, a good choice given the sauce he was
dribbling
.
15
A
dribbling
drop or two in the bottom of the jar.
16
Unfortunately for them, I don't have a good metric for soccer ball
dribbling
.
dribbling
dribble
dribble down
dribble the ball
dribble blood
dribble water
dribble away
Portuguese
drible
Catalan
driblatge