in dribs and drabs



in dribs and drabs

in small portions; bit by bit. I'll have to pay you what I owe you in dribs and drabs. The whole story is being revealed in dribs and drabs.
See also: and, drab, drib

in dribs and drabs

in small amounts She says she keeps getting information in dribs and drabs.
See also: and, drab, drib

in dribs and drabs

in small amounts or a few at a time We could only afford to pay the builder in dribs and drabs. The hostages have been released in dribs and drabs.
See also: and, drab, drib

in dribs and drabs

mod. in small portions; bit by bit. I’ll have to pay you what I owe you in dribs and drabs.
See also: and, drab, drib

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Dorotadaw-RAW-tah (Polish)Polish, Czech, Slovak
Dorothy['dɔrəθi]
Victoriavik-TAWR-ee-ə (English), vik-TO-ree-ah (German)English, Spanish, Romanian, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Late Roman, Roman Mythology
Henrietta[.henri'etə]
Svarog-Slavic Mythology
Angela['ændʒələ]