intransitive. Of water: To trickle; to ooze or leak.

intransitive. To trickle down or fall in minute drops: = distil, v. 1. Obsolete.

Said of blood, etc.: To drop, flow, ooze forth.

intransitive. To trickle down or fall in minute drops, as rain, tears; to issue forth in drops or in a fine moisture; to exude.

Of inanimate things: To move along slowly; to drift, glide, or flow slowly (obsolete); sometimes, to move in the wake of something as if drawn…

intransitive. To trickle, to flow or fall drop by drop. Also figurative.

intransitive. Of other liquids; rarely of powders or granulated substances. Also, to flow in a very scanty and halting stream.

intransitive. ? To trickle.

intransitive. Of paint, varnish, etc.: to trickle or seep beyond the area of a surface to which it is applied, usually as a result of having been…