Omori Drip

The funniest omori meme.
Consists of omori wearing expencive clothes.

Person 1:"Omori drip.*posts omori drip*
Person 2:"You fucking genious."

by GayAssOmlet February 9, 2021

Cambridge Drip

Referring to the stereotypical attire worn by students attending Cambridge University. This includes, but is not limited to, bland coloured T-shirts (such as beige or maroon), loose fitting jeans, cargo shorts and flannel shirts. The clothes are usually unbranded.

Cambridge Drip is superior to Oxford Garms in every way.

“Hey, have you seen Tom’s clothes today?”
“Yeah man, he’s got that Cambridge drip”

by ExileOhSeven September 22, 2020

Among Us Drip

The fresh drip of the Among Us crewmates

Person 1: Hey, he's got that Among Us drip
Person 2: Man, I wish I had his Among Us drip

by Trigam January 2, 2021

Higa Da'Drip

The wife to Sussus Amogus, a friend to Caesar who lives in Wome.

His Majesty: He has a wife you know.

Her name is Higa.

Higa Da'drip!

by My Burrito got hit by a car May 21, 2021

drip or drown

A phrase that means that a person woruld rather die than have no drip (have large amounts of something on oneself, ususally meaning jewelry and/or expensive clothing). Popularized by Gunna, a rapper that has the word drip in his every fucking album.

Drip or drown.
-Gunna, always

by Cancer Trader April 12, 2019

city drip

Walking through the city on a nice sunny day then being dripped on randomly. It feels like rain, but you know it's not. City drip.

Tim: "What the hell was that? I just felt a huge rain drop on my shoulder. It's sunny out, how did that happen?!"
Landon: "That's not rain. That's that city drip."

by Team Sellout August 11, 2012

steady drip

when a faucet is kept open as slightly as possible, so that as few as five droplets of water per minute are released. This preventative measure is taken by tenants and homeowners during the wintertime, to keep the water supply flowing and avoid pipes bursting in subfreezing temperatures. During the coldest months of the year, apartment landlords often advise tenants to leave their faucets on a steady drip, which over an eight hour period may add up to a mere five cents in water costs.

Bobby didn't want to leave his faucets on steady drip, thinking he'd have a lower water bill this winter. The pipes at his apartment burst open, and now his landlord is holding him responsible for the damages.

by D.S. Credito February 21, 2015