Water that drips from the eaves of a roof, or the place where such water falls and collects on the ground.
Compound word from 'eaves' (roof overhang) and 'drip' (water falling in drops). This is the literal source of the term 'eavesdropper' — those who stood in the eavesdrip to listen.
The eavesdrip line is actually important in gardening and construction — it's where water from the roof creates a natural water source and affects what plants grow near buildings.
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