Synonyms for trickle
ˈtrɪk əltrick·le

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1. trickle

   Synonyms:
   drip, drop, dribble, ooze, percolate, distil

   Antonyms:
   flow, rush, stream, pour, gush, burst

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1. drip, trickle, dribbleverb

   flowing in drops; the formation and falling of drops of liquid

   "there's a drip through the roof"

   Synonyms:
   drool, drip, dribbling, drip mold, dribble, drivel, dripping, drip mould, slobber

2. trickle, dribble, filterverb

   run or flow slowly, as in drops or in an unsteady stream

   "water trickled onto the lawn from the broken hose"; "reports began to dribble in"

   Synonyms:
   drool, separate out, drivel, strain, slobber, dribble, permeate, percolate, slabber, drop, filter out, filter, filtrate, drip, carry, sink in, slaver

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1. drizzle

   to slowly leak out of a container of any material.

   her bucket was not strong enough and the water would always drizzle out.

   Submitted by anonymous on April 2, 2020  

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1. trickleverb

   Synonyms:
   drop, drip, flow gently

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1. trickleverb

   Synonyms:
   dribble, drip, percolate, distill

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1. Joe Biden:

   Folks, it’s the same old trickle-down dressed up in MAGA clothing, only worse.

2. Pedro Ramirez:

   It's like a trickle effect. If the bank wants their money, then our landlord wants his money and we have to pay up even though we're not able to be open.

3. Pedro Antunes:

   You've essentially cut your revenue stream in half in terms of oil revenues, that will have important repercussions and it will trickle down through all parts of the economy though we are most concerned about investment.

4. Dejan Ilijevski:

   High fees only guarantee that more wealth will trickle up from your account to the pockets of your broker or advisor,” says Ilijevski. “Fees and costs squander returns.”

5. Delta Children president:

   The retailers are scared that the consumer is not going to be able to afford products so it's a trickle-down effect. And the cost of crib, or a child's bed or car-seat or bassinet is going up by 25%, if not more. The average middle American can't afford it.