dribble

A small, slow flow of liquid, often from the mouth or a tap.

"There was only a dribble of water from the tap."

An act of moving a ball by repeatedly tapping or bouncing it.

"His dribble was impressive, but he lost the ball."

To move a ball by repeatedly tapping or bouncing it along.

"He can dribble the football past three defenders."

To allow liquid to flow slowly from the mouth or a container.

"The baby started to dribble milk down its chin."