| TRICKLE | • trickle n. A very thin river. • trickle n. A very thin flow; the act of trickling. • trickle v. (Transitive) to pour a liquid in a very thin stream, or so that drops fall continuously. |
| TRICKLED | • trickled v. Simple past tense and past participle of trickle. • TRICKLE v. to run slowly in a small stream. |
| TRICKLES | • trickles n. Plural of trickle. • trickles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of trickle. • TRICKLE v. to run slowly in a small stream. |
| TRICKLESS | • trickless adj. (Card games) Without any tricks. • TRICKLESS adj. without tricks. |
| TRICKLET | • tricklet n. A little trickle. • TRICKLET n. a little trickle. |
| TRICKLETS | • tricklets n. Plural of tricklet. • TRICKLET n. a little trickle. |
| TRICKLIER | • TRICKLY adj. marked by trickling. |
| TRICKLIEST | • TRICKLY adj. marked by trickling. |
| TRICKLING | • trickling v. Present participle of trickle. • trickling n. The act or result of something that trickles. • TRICKLING adj. in small drops. |
| TRICKLINGLY | • tricklingly adv. In a trickling way. • TRICKLING adv. in small drops. |
| TRICKLINGS | • tricklings n. Plural of trickling. • TRICKLING n. the act of trickling. |
| TRICKLY | • trickly adj. Pouring in trickles. • TRICKLY adj. marked by trickling. |