Standard English: water dripping; a small slow drop. The slang style sense is metaphorical (style "dripping").
"Drip drip drip from the roof leak."
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Medical: an IV drip, a slow infusion of fluids. Distinct from the style sense.
"On a saline drip in the hospital."
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Standard English: water dripping; a slow leak. The slang sense is metaphorical (style "dripping" off you).
"Roof has a drip in the corner."
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Verb: "to drip" — to wear stylish clothes, to look stylish. "He's dripping today."
"She's dripping in vintage Margiela."
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Style; especially expensive or well-coordinated outfits and accessories. To "have drip" means dressing impressively.
"The drip is undeniable today."
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