Drip
Drip or DRIP may refer to:
- Mesomycetozoea, a class of eukaryotes also known as the DRIP clade
 - Drip gas, natural gas condensate
 - Drip irrigation, in agriculture and gardening
 - Dripping liquid
 - Drip email (campaign), the process of automatically sending planned, scheduled emails to contacts or prospects
 - Drip, an old-fashioned mild pejorative for someone exceptionally eccentric or lacking in social skills
 - Intravenous therapy, in health and medicine
 - Murphy drip, in proctoclysis
 - Lithospheric drip, in geology
 - Post-nasal drip, excessive mucus produced by the sinuses
 - DRiP, Dividend reinvestment plan, in finance
 - DRIP, one of the MARID protocol proposals in computing
 - DRIP, Differentiate Reminder Inform Persuade, in marketing
 - DRIP, the Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act 2014, a piece of UK legislation
 - DRIP, Vitamin D Receptor Interacting Protein
 - Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
 
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Entertainment
    
- "Drip" (song), a song by Cardi B featuring Migos from the album Invasion of Privacy
 - "Drip", a song by Brooke Candy featuring Erika Jayne from the album Sexorcism
 - "Drips", a song by Eminem and Obie Trice from the album The Eminem Show
 - The Drips, an American punk band
 - "Drip" a television ident for BBC Two used in the 2001–2007 ident series (BBC Two 'Personality' idents)
 - Drip painting, an art style of dripping paint across a canvas
 - "Drip" (Hinapia song), the debut single by South Korean girl group Hinapia
 
See also
    
- Drop (disambiguation)
 - Leak
 - All pages with titles beginning with Drip 
- Drip brew, a coffee brewing method
- Drip-O-lator, a drip brew coffee pot
 
 - Drip line (disambiguation)
 - Drip pan, in an oven
 - Dripetrua
 - Dripping Springs (disambiguation)
 - Dripsey, Ireland
 - Dripstick
 - Dripstone (disambiguation)
 - Driptorch, a tool used in firefighting and forestry
 
 - Drip brew, a coffee brewing method
 - All pages with titles containing Drip
 
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