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Meanings of drizzle in English
Usage of drizzle in English
1
A light drizzle of water won't do you much good at all.
2
It's a beastly night.' But Castle followed him into the cold drizzle.
3
Again Foster climbed out and stood in the drizzle and watched him.
4
Add a drizzle of olive oil and you have a near-instantaneous meal.
5
The rain had almost stopped; there was only a light drizzle now.
6
It began to rain, a cold drizzle just above the freezing point.
7
She regretted the drizzle; no clothes-laden lines intervened to obscure their progress.
8
Minimal wind is expected and the chance of afternoon drizzle remains low.
9
The snow had turned into rain that fell in a steady drizzle.
10
Place the cubed squash on a tray and drizzle with olive oil.
11
Place the pumpkin on the lined tray and drizzle with olive oil.
12
At times a mist, at times ramping up to a halfhearted drizzle.
13
The rain began to drizzle again, and soon was pouring in torrents.
14
Toss to combine, season well and drizzle with extra virgin olive oil.
15
Place the fennel on a small tray and drizzle over 1 tbsp.
16
Now it was commencing to fall in a fine but soaking drizzle.
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Drizzle through the time
Drizzle across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Less common
Ireland
Less common
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