Antonyms for raindrop

Grammar : Noun

Spell : reyn-drop

Phonetic Transcription : ˈreɪnˌdrɒp

Definition of raindrop

Origin : Old English rendropa; see rain (n.) + drop (n.).

As in rain : noun downpour of water or other substance
As in rainfall : noun precipitation

Example sentences :

Where a raindrop struck the water, the splash was like a little crown.
Extract from : « The Saracen: The Holy War » by Robert Shea

Every raindrop on which there falls a ray of light reminds him of a diamond.
Extract from : « Famous European Artists » by Sarah K. Bolton

“Why is a raindrop―” began Norton Randolf, a newcomer in Chelton.
Extract from : « The Motor Girls on the Coast » by Margaret Penrose

She laughed softly, and followed the zigzag course of the raindrop with her finger.
Extract from : « Calumet 'K' » by Samuel Merwin

His whole being was swallowed up as a raindrop is swallowed in a cataract.
Extract from : « Where the Path Breaks » by Charles de Crspigny

You know who I mean by the rosebud, and who the raindrop is?
Extract from : « Under the Mendips » by Emma Marshall

With the raindrop the clue she had been seeking had come to her.
Extract from : « The Empire Annual for Girls, 1911 » by Various

For, even while we watched him, he had disappeared into the face of the rock like a raindrop soaking into sand.
Extract from : « The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle » by Hugh Lofting

Not a tree quivered, not a raindrop slipped from a blade of grass, but Guy held out his arms to clasp his long-awaited Pauline.
Extract from : « Plashers Mead » by Compton Mackenzie

You'll be a wild comet, yes, but I'll be a raindrop in a deep well, learning patience.
Extract from : « Circle of Flight » by Richard Stockham

Synonyms for raindrop

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