tricklers
Things seeping gradually
Tricklers is the plural of trickler—something that trickles or causes trickling.
Water tricklers deliver slow, steady moisture to plants.
The word also describes things arriving in small quantities: The first tricklers of audience members found their seats.
Rarely, it refers to people who trickle information or resources gradually rather than all at once.
Minute liquid globules
percolate · beads · teardrops · dew · condensation · moisture · weeping · plink
Slow fluid escape
- crackNarrow break or attempt
- dripLiquid falling slowly
- faultImperfection or blame
- holeAbsence in matter
damage · wetness · dampness · weep · penetrate · soak · breach · infiltration
Very small stream
- runnelSmall flowing waterway
- streamletSmall flowing watercourse
- brookletVery small stream
- currentDirected flow of charge
channel · watercourse · freshet · tributary · meander · headwater · confluence · runoff
Coffee-brewing apparatus
- sedimentParticles settling in liquid
- purificationRemoval of contaminants
- membraneThin tissue sheet
- biofiltrationPurification through living organisms
droplets
Minute liquid globules
ooze · percolate · beads · teardrops · dew · condensation · moisture · weeping · plink · pitter-patter
seepage
Slow fluid escape
hole · damage · wetness · dampness · weep · penetrate · soak · breach · infiltration · plumbing
rivulet
Very small stream
current · channel · watercourse · freshet · tributary · meander · headwater · confluence · runoff
percolator
Coffee-brewing apparatus
- sedimentParticles settling in liquid
- purificationRemoval of contaminants
- membraneThin tissue sheet
- trickle downSpread gradually to lower levels
- trickled downFlowed in thin stream
- trickle-down economicsTheory that enriching top helps bottom
- trickle down effect
- trickle down economics
- trickle chargerSlow-current battery maintenance device