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drool English

Meaning drool meaning

What does drool mean?

drool

— noun saliva spilling from the mouth — verb (= drivel) let saliva drivel from the mouth The baby drooled — verb (= salivate) be envious, desirous, eager for, or extremely happy about something She was salivating over the raise she anticipated — noun (= baloney) pretentious or silly talk or writing

Synonyms drool synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as drool?

drool English » English

slobber dribble drivel salivate saliva slaver twaddle spittle tarradiddle taradiddle spit boloney baloney slabber piffle tosh tommyrot stuff humbug bosh bilgewater balderdash yearn water at the mouth waste trumpery trickle trash stuff and nonsense sputter splutter spettle slime sleaze secrete schlock saver saliver rubbish rot rigamarole rave prattle pap nonsense mumbo jumbo mucus maunder lust litter

Topics drool topics

What do people use drool to talk about?
Person Body functions

Spit, saliva
Person Life Stage of life

Baby

Conjugation drool conjugation

How do you conjugate drool?

drool · verb

Examples drool examples

How do I use drool in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Whenever the school bell rang, Ivan would stare into space and drool. Several failed exorcisms later, his parents realized that he was the reincarnation of one of Pavlov's dogs.

Movie subtitles

Each time I think I'm on the edge of something good it turns into the same old drool of statistics and protest.
Self-sacrifice, we drool, is the ultimate virtue.
If I didn't know you so well I might drool, too.
Just don't drool on it.
And you really believe that drool?
Try not to drool quite so much on the end of it.
You don't drool.
Does the mole drool.
But you still drool at Czech.
Don't drool on her, boy.
I'm not gonna just let you sit around and drool. No, I have to keep an eye on my girlish figure, or at least what's left of it.
Men who drool over me. I don't know, Africans are somehow. warmer.
Does it make you drool?
I'm sorry, but every time we fed her, she'd drool or dribble or spit up.
That's the kind of pastry makes you drool on your bib.
We're not gonna serve time in prison so you can have 2 weeks to drool over this stuff.
I've got a fricassee, Clarence, that'll make you drool.
And since the sun has begun to spit we thought we'd get out early and catch some of the morning drool.
When we pulled her legs apart, she'd pant and drool like a dog, enjoying every minute of it!
Just try not to drool quite so much on the end of it.
If you want to get picky, you drool!
I know how all you ladies drool over this this Fonzie character but not in my outfit.
Those dog biscuits made me drool.
What if he woofs out on me again. and get hair on my seat, drool on my..
For goodness sake, get a handkerchief. You're starting to drool.
Boy, that's strudel. That's the kind of pastry makes you drool on your bib.
Enough to have all the crew drool over for it.
Does he drool?
I'll lick the drool clean from your lips.
To drool around you!
Men who drool over me.
Watch the drool.
Drool over yourself. Gave 'im whiskey once.

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