A drip from the outlet
Say whether the dripping is constant, follows use or changes when the control is moved firmly to off.
A useful tap repair enquiry identifies the fixture, the control style and exactly where water appears. It does not need a guess about the internal part.

Say whether the dripping is constant, follows use or changes when the control is moved firmly to off.
Describe which handle or lever is affected and whether it turns, lifts or wobbles differently from before.
Note whether water appears only while the tap runs and whether it is on the worktop, basin edge or below.
Water clearly tied to a tap belongs here. Dampness below a basin, inside a unit or along pipework may need broader leak repair help. Describe both views if it is unclear where the water starts.
Name the fixture, control style and first visible water point. A diagnosis is not needed.
A clear message helps a plumbing professional understand the next step.