Looking for “Pour, drip…” in Cookie Jam? Let’s answer it together

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As we approach the end of this week’s Cookie Jam challenges, you’ve tackled a mix of tough and simple puzzles, so you’re well-prepared to conquer the next one. The clue is quite cryptic: “Pour, drip, [blank].” These words represent various ways liquids move. We need to figure out which one matches this riddle, our buzzword. Are you ready to find it?

Answer to “Pour, drip…” in Cookie Jam

Locating a suitable word to complete the blank wasn’t straightforward for me since it’s not frequently used in my experience. But, you’re here to speed up the guessing game, so let’s get straight to the point. The solution to this riddle is: Uncommon (or Infrequent)

  1. Pour, drip____ – drizzle

Shocked, you say? Here’s an interesting fact: Each of these terms shares a connection – they all denote the movement of a fluid. You might encounter them while it’s raining, which was my initial hint, or in the bustling environment of your kitchen.

  1. Pour – it can be used to describe a heavy rain as well as an activity of filling something with a liquid.
  2. Drip – used in the context of small drops of water falling from something, including us, when we are totally wet. Dripping is also a name for fat and juices which generate after cooking meat.
  3. Drizzle – this term is used for a light rain or when we add a stream of a liquid to our food (for example a drizzle of oil to salad).

1. The previous question was challenging for me since I don’t often use the word “drizzle.” But I managed to figure it out, and now we can both move on to the next term, which is “mini vacation.” This might prove tough; good luck!

2. The last query posed difficulties due to my infrequent use of “drizzle,” but I got through it. Now we’re ready for the upcoming term: “mini getaway.” Let me warn you, this one could be tricky; all the best!

3. The preceding question gave me a hard time because I don’t use “drizzle” often. Nevertheless, with some effort, I solved it. Now we can proceed to the next term: “mini vacation.” Keep in mind that this one might be challenging; good luck!

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2025-07-20 13:01