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drip feed
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drip feed
n.
1. Administration of blood, plasma, saline, or sugar solutions, usually intravenously, a drop at a time.
2.
a. The device or tubes by which such a substance is administered.
b. The substance administered.

drip-feed (drpfd) v.
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Noun1.drip feed - the administration of a solution (blood or saline or plasma etc.) one drop at a time
giving medication, administration - the act of administering medication


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Yet its practice is threatened by the seductive appeal of the new right-wing parties' innumerate policies on lower taxes and higher public services, while their narrow nationalism strikes a chord with areas of the general public, drip-fed on a tabloid diet of xenophobia.
Drip-fed water features recall the significance of the element in traditional Persian oasis gardening, without copying forms more suitable to flat land, rather than Bagh-e-Ferdowsi's often steep slopes.
 
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