rain
Rain
The answer would be chum, though it is an informal use of the word friend, it works. Take away 'te' from chute and then add a 'm'.
To take a chance is to take a risk; to try something without being certain of the outcome.
Take in
hide
Rain
RAIN
rain
My understanding is that 'Dribs' means 'unkempt' or untidy, or a "bit wet behind the ears" or slow on the uptake. 'Drabs' means to wear old or worn clothes. Putting both together means you are waiting to be cleaned up, washed and dressed properly by others, which might take a while.
Drain
another word for take to court is SUE.
It depends what you mean by it falls it can take on precipitation.
Eventually all precipitation would cease.
it would decrease
rain and snow
precipitation
Generically it is called precipitation. Specifically this precipitation can take the form of Hail, Snow or Rain.