drooled
Mouth watered visibly
Drooled is the past tense of drool—to let saliva flow from the mouth.
Babies drool, as do sleeping adults with mouths agape: He woke up and realized he'd drooled on the pillow.
Figuratively, to drool over something is to desire it intensely: She drooled over the vintage car in the showroom.
Mouth's digestive secretion
- slobberLet saliva dribble out
- spittleExpelled mouth secretion
- salivationMouth producing digestive fluid
- reflexInvoluntary stimulus response
glandular · automatic · parotid · sublingual · neurological · swallowing · hypersalivation · uncontrollable
Flowed in drops
- wetSaturated with liquid
- stainedMarred by discoloration
- sloppyCareless and untidy
- soakedThoroughly wet throughout
chin · splattered · wiped · napkin · smeared · soiled · dripping · pooled
saliva
Mouth's digestive secretion
- slobberLet saliva dribble out
- spittleExpelled mouth secretion
- salivationMouth producing digestive fluid
reflex · glandular · automatic · parotid · sublingual · neurological · swallowing · hypersalivation · uncontrollable · dribbling
dribbled
Flowed in drops
soaked · chin · splattered · wiped · napkin · smeared · soiled · dripping · pooled · splotch
teething
First molars emerging
toddler · babble · gurgling · dribbling · chin · onesie · highchair · nursing · spit-up · baby
craving
Powerful urge to have
covet · envy · appetite · obsession · infatuation · fascination · pining · thirst · eagerness · wanting