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drizzle down

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drizzle down
(on someone or something) to rain on someone or something. The light rain drizzled down on the garden. The rain drizzled down and soaked us because we had no umbrella.


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Take them out of the oven and immediately invert each pan upside down onto a large cookie sheet or serving platter; leave the baking pan on top of the rolls for a few minutes so the syrup will drizzle down onto the rolls.
As she passed the plates around the table, Mama topped each one with canned peaches letting the juice soak in and drizzle down the sides.
Environmentalists worried for years about pollution sources that drizzle down onto Oregon's beautiful beaches: failing septic tanks, overflowing sewage plants, urban runoff and animal waste, to name a few.
 
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