What is another word for trickle?
478 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ tɹˈɪkə͡l], [ tɹˈɪkəl], [ t_ɹ_ˈɪ_k_əl]
Trickle is a verb that means to flow or move in a slow, steady stream. Synonyms for trickle include drip, dribble, seep, ooze, flow, run, leak, and percolate. Drip and dribble specifically refer to drops of liquid falling slowly and steadily, while seep and ooze refer to a more gradual, slow movement. Flow and run suggest a more significant amount of liquid moving steadily, while leak implies an unwanted or accidental escape of liquid. Percolate can be used to describe the slow movement of liquid through a substance, like coffee through a filter. These synonyms can be useful in adding variety and precision to your writing.
Synonyms for Trickle:
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- de cline ,
- de clines ,
- de plane ,
- de planed ,
- de planes ,
- de planing ,
- de scend ,
- de scended ,
- de scending ,
- de scends ,
- de train ,
- de trained ,
- de training ,
- de trains ,
- de-cline ,
- de-clines ,
- de-plane ,
- de-planed ,
- de-planes ,
- de-planing ,
- de-scend ,
- de-scended ,
- de-scending ,
- de-scends ,
- de-train ,
- de-trained ,
- de-training ,
- de-trains ,
- deplanes ,
- dis embark ,
- dis embarked ,
- dis embarking ,
- dis embarks ,
- dis mount ,
- dis mounted ,
- dis mounting ,
- dis mounts ,
- dis-embark ,
- dis-embarked ,
- dis-embarking ,
- dis-embarks ,
- dis-mount ,
- dis-mounted ,
- dis-mounting ,
- dis-mounts ,
- falling prostrate ,
- falls prostrate ,
- fell prostrate ,
- in cline ,
- in clines ,
- in-cline ,
- in-clines ,
- loses balance ,
- losing balance ,
- lost balance ,
- pro lapse ,
- pro lapsed ,
- pro lapses ,
- pro lapsing ,
- pro-lapse ,
- pro-lapsed ,
- pro-lapses ,
- pro-lapsing ,
- sloughed off ,
- sloughing off ,
- sub merge ,
- sub merged ,
- sub merges ,
- sub merging ,
- sub side ,
- sub sided ,
- sub sides ,
- sub siding ,
- sub-merge ,
- sub-merged ,
- sub-merges ,
- sub-merging ,
- sub-side ,
- sub-sided ,
- sub-sides ,
- sub-siding ,
- top pled ,
- top-pled .
- boiled down ,
- boiling down ,
- co oked ,
- co oking ,
- co-oked ,
- co-oking ,
- cut bone ,
- cut the bone ,
- cuts bone ,
- cuts the bone ,
- cuts to bone ,
- cuts to the bone ,
- cutting bone ,
- cutting the bone ,
- cutting to bone ,
- cutting to the bone ,
- dis till ,
- dis tilled ,
- dis tilling ,
- dis tills ,
- dis-till ,
- dis-tilled ,
- dis-tilling ,
- dis-tills ,
- ex press ,
- ex pressed ,
- ex pressing ,
- ex tract ,
- ex-press ,
- ex-pressing ,
- ex-tract ,
- ex-tracts ,
- gat meat ,
- gat the meat ,
- gat to meat ,
- gat to the meat ,
- get meat ,
- get the meat ,
- gets meat ,
- gets the meat ,
- gets to meat ,
- gets to the meat ,
- getting meat ,
- getting the meat ,
- getting to meat ,
- getting to the meat ,
- got meat ,
- got the meat ,
- got to meat ,
- got to the meat ,
- gotten meat ,
- gotten the meat ,
- gotten to meat ,
- gotten to the meat ,
- in fuse ,
- in fused ,
- in fuses ,
- in fusing ,
- in-fuse ,
- in-fused ,
- in-fuses ,
- in-fusing ,
- pressed out ,
- presses out ,
- re fine ,
- re fined ,
- re fines ,
- re-fine ,
- re-fines ,
- re-fining ,
- squeezed out ,
- squeezes out .
- Osmoses ,
- de crease ,
- de creased ,
- de creases ,
- de creasing ,
- de-crease ,
- de-creased ,
- de-creases ,
- de-creasing ,
- filtered off ,
- filtering off ,
- filters off ,
- flowed out ,
- flows out ,
- leaved dry ,
- leaves dry ,
- leaving dry ,
- left dry ,
- osmosed ,
- osmosing ,
- re duce ,
- re duces ,
- re-duce ,
- re-duces .
- dis charge ,
- dis charged ,
- dis charges ,
- dis charging ,
- dis-charge ,
- dis-charged ,
- dis-charges ,
- dis-charging ,
- ex crete ,
- ex cretes ,
- ex-crete ,
- ex-cretes ,
- gave forth ,
- gives forth .
- de luge ,
- de luged ,
- de luges ,
- de luging ,
- de-luge ,
- de-luged ,
- de-luges ,
- de-luging ,
- disembogues ,
- exudated ,
- exudating ,
- in undated ,
- in-undated ,
- over flow ,
- over flowed ,
- over flowing ,
- over flown ,
- over flows ,
- over-flow ,
- over-flowed ,
- over-flowing ,
- over-flown ,
- over-flows ,
- smoothed along ,
- smoothing along ,
- smooths along ,
- welled forth ,
- welling forth ,
- wells forth .
Other synonyms:
- draft .
- spot .
- climb .
- fountain ,
- solution ,
- suspension .
- spill .
- pool .
Other relevant words:
- Disembogue ,
- Disembogued ,
- Disemboguing ,
- Exudates ,
- Filtrated ,
- Filtrating ,
- OUTS ,
- Osmose ,
- Poured ,
- Purled ,
- Purling ,
- Purred ,
- Purring ,
- Sluiced ,
- Snowed ,
- Snowing ,
- Stammered ,
- beaded ,
- beading ,
- bleed ,
- boil down ,
- boils down ,
- bubble ,
- cut to bone ,
- cut to the bone ,
- descend ,
- distill ,
- drain ,
- emanate ,
- exudate ,
- exude ,
- filter ,
- filter off ,
- filtrate ,
- filtrates ,
- flow out ,
- flowing out ,
- flows ,
- gave off ,
- get to meat ,
- get to the meat ,
- give forth ,
- giving forth ,
- hum ,
- infuse ,
- leak ,
- leave dry ,
- let slip ,
- made public ,
- make public ,
- making public ,
- metastasize ,
- metastasized ,
- murmur ,
- ooze ,
- outed ,
- pass on ,
- passed on ,
- passes on ,
- passing on ,
- press out ,
- pressing out ,
- purl ,
- purls ,
- ran off ,
- run off ,
- running off ,
- runs off ,
- seep ,
- seeped ,
- sieved ,
- sieving ,
- sluicing ,
- smooth along ,
- soak through ,
- sough ,
- squeeze out ,
- squeezing out ,
- stage-whisper ,
- steam ,
- steamed ,
- stutter ,
- susurrate ,
- taper off ,
- tapers off ,
- teem ,
- verbalize ,
- well forth ,
- winnow ,
- winnowing .
- Prolapses ,
- Slipped ,
- Tobogganed ,
- cataracted ,
- cataracting ,
- cave in ,
- caves in ,
- caving in ,
- deplane ,
- deplaned ,
- deplaning ,
- detrain ,
- detrained ,
- detraining ,
- detrains ,
- fall prostrate ,
- get down ,
- got down ,
- lose balance ,
- plop ,
- plummet ,
- prolapse ,
- prolapsed ,
- prolapsing ,
- slough off ,
- sloughs off ,
- stumble ,
- tobogganing .
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How to use "Trickle" in context?
Trickle-down economics is a theory that suggests that tax cuts for the wealthy will lead to economic growth that will be shared by the middle and lower classes. The theory is based on the idea that if the wealthy have more money, they will spend more money, which will create new jobs and raise wages. The theory has been used by many politicians and businesses over the years as a way to rationalize expensive tax cuts. However, there is little evidence that this is actually what happens. Research shows that the wealthy often save their increased wealth, instead of spending it.
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