Use of the word drizzle in a sentence example

drizzle

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Drizzle the meat with melted butter. [verb]

Chris Who tried the most to make Chris guilty for not sharing his lemon drizzle cake? [Please select]

The nights were drawing in, and a damp fog from the sea had drizzled the trees, and the ivy, and even his own moustache with cold misery. [verb]

How would he be able to read the weather map and drizzle on about the forecast and make the usual cock-ups if you did? [verb]

A downpour we want not your drizzle. [noun]

Though dimmed by the fog and drizzle, its glare revealed the entrance 200 yd. [Please select]

There was no moon, and a light drizzle of rain fell. [Please select]

The weather was heavy with mist and a drizzle of rain. [Please select]

It was as well, for the weather changed before midday to a thick drizzle of rain. [Please select]

"I don't fancy standing out in such a drizzle as this appears to be." [Please select]

A light drizzle began to fall, cold and disagreeable. [Please select]

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