Drippings [noun]

For there would be no ice here; the drippings of the snowsheds, with their accompanying stalactites and stalagmites, were absent.

I confess the "drippings" were too much for me also, though I did not give it as my excuse.

She wouldn't taste a drop of that nasty dirty drippings, that she wouldn't!

A nice gravy is very easily made from the drippings in the pan.

You will always find that there will be drippings enough from any ordinary cut of meat for the purpose of basting.

Then in the bottom part of the tin case there is a pan that catches the drippings.

You will find that the meat will yield drippings enough for basting.

That had nothing in the pan for basting except the drippings which flowed from the chicken itself.

Put in the bottom of the sauce pan a tablespoonful of butter or drippings.

Stir the drippings and flour over the fire in a sauce pan until they are brown.