The meaning of Drool

Drool – definition

verb
Drop saliva uncontrollably from the mouth.
Usage examples:
The baby begins to drool, then to cough
Synonims:
Salivate Dribble Slaver Slobber Drivel Water at the mouth Slabber

noun
Saliva falling from the mouth.
Usage examples:
A fine trickle of drool leaked from the corner of his mouth
Synonims:
Saliva Spit Spittle Dribble Slaver Slobber

verb
To have some saliva (= natural, watery liquid) come out of the mouth
Usage examples:
The baby drools and laughs, and it makes me happy., some businesspeople would drool at the thought …

Drool translation into English

Drool: translate from English into Chinese

流口水

Drool: translate from English into Dutch

Kwijlen, Onzin, Onzin verkopen, Stromen, Flauwe kul, Nonsens

Drool: translate from English into French

Baver, Saliver, Radoter

Drool: translate from English into German

Sabbern, Sabbeln, Schmalzen, Schwätzen, Schwatzen

Drool: translate from English into Hindi

लार

Drool: translate from English into Italian

Sbavare

Drool: translate from English into Korean

군침, 어리석은 소리, 침을 흘리다, 철부지 소리를 하다, 낭비하다, 바보 소리를 하다

Drool: translate from English into Russian

Пускать слюни, Нести чепуху, Сочиться, Течь, Млеть от счастья, Распускать слюни

Drool: translate from English into Spanish

Babear, Caerse a uno la baba

Word origin

early 19th century: contraction of drivel.

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Drool – similar words

drooled

verb
Drop saliva uncontrollably from the mouth.
Usage examples:
The baby begins to drool, then to cough

noun
Saliva falling from the mouth.
Usage examples:
A fine trickle of drool leaked from the corner of his mouth

verb
Past simple and past participle of drool
Usage examples:
The dog lay drooling on the mat., i drooled all over my pillow.

All meanings and translations of Drooled

Drool synonims

dribble

verb
(of a liquid) fall slowly in drops or a thin stream.
Usage examples:
Rain dribbled down the window

noun
A thin stream of liquid; a trickle.
Usage examples:
A dribble of blood

verb
To move or happen slowly in small amounts or a few at a time
Usage examples:
Customers dribbled in and out all day., juice dribbled down the baby’s chin., water leaked from the…

All meanings and translations of Dribble

drivel

noun
Nonsense.
Usage examples:
Don't talk such drivel!

verb
Talk nonsense.
Usage examples:
He was drivelling on about the glory days

noun
Something written or said that is completely worthless; nonsense
Usage examples:
The papers are filled with drivel about movie stars.

All meanings and translations of Drivel

saliva

noun
Watery liquid secreted into the mouth by glands, providing lubrication for chewing and swallowing, and aiding digestion.
Usage examples:
The total daily flow of saliva from all the salivary glands is around 600 ml.

noun
The natural, watery liquid in the mouth that keeps it wet and helps prepare food for digestion

All meanings and translations of Saliva

salivate

verb
Secrete saliva, especially in anticipation of food.
Usage examples:
The delicious aroma of rich stews made us salivate

verb
To produce saliva

All meanings and translations of Salivate

slabber

verb
Dribble at the mouth; slaver.
Usage examples:
He was slabbering like a child

All meanings and translations of Slabber

slaver

noun
A person who dealt in or owned slaves.
Usage examples:
The sword wielding african slavers that the europeans dealt with usually kept the women and childre…

verb
Let saliva run from the mouth.
Usage examples:
The labrador was slavering at the mouth

verb
(especially of an animal) to allow liquid to come out of the mouth, especially because of excitement or hunger
Usage examples:
The dog slavered with excitement when told it was time for a walk., stop slavering over that guitar…

All meanings and translations of Slaver

slobber

verb
Have saliva dripping copiously from the mouth.
Usage examples:
Fido tended to slobber

noun
Saliva dripping copiously from the mouth.
Usage examples:
Slobber hung in frothy ropes from the dog's mouth

verb
To let saliva (= the liquid in the mouth) or other liquid run out of the mouth
Usage examples:
No one likes to have a dog slobber on them.

All meanings and translations of Slobber

spit

verb
Eject saliva forcibly from one's mouth, sometimes as a gesture of contempt or anger.
Usage examples:
Todd spat in hugh's face

noun
Saliva, typically that which has been ejected from a person's mouth.
Usage examples:
I brought up all this phlegm and spit into my mouth, and at first it was so, so foul i nearly choked.

verb
Put a spit through (meat) in order to roast it over an open fire.
Usage examples:
He spitted the rabbit and cooked it

All meanings and translations of Spit

spittle

noun
Saliva, especially as ejected from the mouth.
Usage examples:
Watching him perform, spittle flying from his mouth, veins bulging and neck tendons taut as wires, …

noun
Liquid produced in the mouth to keep the mouth wet and to help to prepare food to be digested
Usage examples:
He wiped some spittle from his mouth., "hey," he hissed, spittle flying from his lips.

All meanings and translations of Spittle

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