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dripper
n. agent noun of drip; one who drips.
Usage examples of "dripper".
So, in such good company I may introduce an absinthe drip -- one absinthe drip, dripped through a silver dripper, orderly, opalescent, cool, green-eyed -- deceptive.
As for that, those 'appy dirge drippers down there are as much me fellows as that armored fat bear.
But the day he was born he was a better draughtsman than the drippers and spitters they're wild for today.
He couldn't have put that question so jeeringly fifty years ago, of course, before the founding of the first wholly American school of painting, Abstract Expressionism, and the deification in particular of Jack the Dripper, Jackson Pollock, who also couldn't draw for sour apples.