Trickle and Well

Trickle

Trickle verb - To fall or let fall in or as if in drops.

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Well and trickle are semantically related In some cases you can use "Well" instead a verb "Trickle".

Nearby Words: trick, trickled, trickling

Well verb - Come up, as of a liquid.

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Trickle and well are semantically related in ooze topic. Sometimes you can use "Trickle" instead a verb "Well".

Nearby Word: welled

little trickle

little well

However, though Jay is awake in season 3, it's strongly implied that part of his mind (or at the very least his subconscious) is still in Downworld: When Jay experiences an event or develops a relationship in the real world, it tends to trickle down to his "other self" as well.

Source: Series / The Odyssey
As well as Hogswatchnight, Discworld has the Soul Cake Days, which are a sort of cross between Hallowe'en (festivities include trickle-treating and sticky toffee rat on a stick) and Easter (the wizards used to roll boiled eggs down the Tump, and the Soul Cake Tuesday Duck lays chocolate eggs).

Source: Fictional Holiday
Cole Trickle: Well... watched it on television, of course.

Source: Taught by Television

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