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| etymology  = from English drip
| etymology  = from English drip
| descendant = [[Lexicon:Middle/dripē|dripē]], [[Lexicon:Middle/Undripē|Undripē]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Drif|Drif]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Wyndrif|Wyndrif]]
| descendant = Middle [[Lexicon:Middle/Drif|Drif]], Middle [[Lexicon:Middle/Undripē|Undripē]], Middle [[Lexicon:Middle/Wyndrif|Wyndrif]], Middle [[Lexicon:Middle/dripē|dripē]]
| related    = [[Lexicon:Proto/dresi|dresi]]
| related    = [[Lexicon:Proto/dresi|dresi]]
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'''dripi''' — drip — the outfit; to put a good outfit on someone
'''dripi''' — drip — the outfit; to put a good outfit on someone


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[[Category:Proto CLT words]]
[[Category:Proto CLT words]]

Revision as of 01:00, 12 October 2026

dripi
Stage Proto CLT
Pronunciation /ˈdɾi.pi/
Part of speech Noun; Verb
Etymology from English drip
Later form Middle Drif, Middle Undripē, Middle Wyndrif, Middle dripē
Related words dresi

dripi — drip — the outfit; to put a good outfit on someone

Notes

Clothes as something arranged for effect, and by extension the arranging of them. Used in brain-net chats like “big dripi”, “dripi check”, “dripi him up”.