Drip

[Sarah]

To let fall in drops.Which from the thatch drips fast a shower of rain. Swift.

[Dianne]

When your bling is [iced out] but that shit melting from all your [hot bars], you got [the drip].

Just another word for immense swag.

[PussyCat]

Let fall or be so wet as to shed small drops of liquid.

[Julian]

adjective to describe your [outfit] similar to swag, sauce, [steez], [swank]

[Rihanna]

very swag and cool
drip, [drippy], [dripping]
can be used to describe an outfit/[accessory], person, song, etc.

[Lanell]

lingo started around [jersey city] early 2014 to describe ones outfit or overall demeanor
ADJECTIVE
adjective: drip;
3rd person present: drips;
past tense: [dripped];
past participle: dripped;
gerund or present participle: dripping

flex hard or be so wet as to shed small drops of liquid.
my nike air force ones wont stop dripping
synonyms: dribble, leak splash wet More

• (swagger) falls in small drops.
water dripped from his clothing
• cause or allow (designer) to shed rain drops.
the designer was dripping water down one side
• display a copious amount or degree of a particular quality or thing.
Forrest [Guap] was dripping with gold and diamonds
NOUN
noun: drip;
plural noun: drips

Enormous amount of a swag.
she put the bucket underneath the dresser to catch [the drip]
synonyms: juice, swag, steez, swank, splash

• the action or sound of flexing and [finessing].
the drip, drip, drip came from [the leak] in the roof
• short for dripstarr.