Object

• ball: Do not dribble the ball back into the changing rooms.

• lot: As the teeth come through your baby will dribble a lot more and want to bite everything in site.

• technique: Hockey - Continued development of stick and ball skills with focus on developing Indian dribbling technique and reverse stick control.

Adjective modifier

• mazy: Kenny's mazy dribble through the United defense and subsequent finish in the FA Cup semi at Maine Road - April 1979 25.

Modifying Another Word

• then: That player then dribbles into the center of the circle and passes to another player on the outside.

• back: And, yes, it is true that some money dribbles back from Britain to families in Romania and other parts of eastern Europe.

Preposition: of

• water: I'm typing this with a big dribble of water down my front.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• out: Marxist Group members were dribbling out of the ILP into the Labor Party where they had not yet hardened into a coherent faction.

• up: This progressed to dribbling up to, and dodging, an opponent, keeping the ball in possession.

Noun used with modifier

• power: Power dribble a ball for at least 60 seconds.

Modifies a noun

• round: We then decided on doing a push pass game where everyone had to dribble round cones.