drizzle

If it does this, very small drops of rain fall from the sky.

• It began to drizzle.
• It drizzled all morning yesterday.
• Is it still drizzling outside?

How to use it: it drizzles (It often drizzles here in autumn.)

Similar words: rain lightly

Common phrases: drizzle all day, drizzle outside, start to drizzle, drizzle steadily

To pass liquid waste from your body.

• I need to drizzle.
• He stopped behind a tree to drizzle.
• Can we leave after I drizzle?

Similar words: pee, urinate

Common phrases: need to drizzle, go and drizzle

Light rain made up of very small drops.

• A light drizzle fell all morning.
• We walked home through the drizzle.
• The drizzle had stopped by lunchtime.

Similar words: light rain

Common phrases: light drizzle, steady drizzle, fine drizzle, persistent drizzle

Water, referred to with a playful or unusual name.

• Pass me some drizzle.
• He filled his glass with cold drizzle.
• Is there any drizzle left in that bottle?

Similar words: water

Common phrases: drink drizzle, cold drizzle, bottle of drizzle