droolier
Wetter around mouth
Droolier is the comparative form of drooly—producing more drool or slobber than something else: The Saint Bernard was even droolier than the bulldog.
Figuratively, it can describe someone showing more obvious, unrestrained desire or enthusiasm: He got droolier with each sports car that passed.
Mouth's digestive secretion
slobber · gob · wetness · dampness · moisture · viscous · ooze · slime
Careless and untidy
- gooeySoft and sticky
- slimyWet, slippery, unpleasant
- stickyApt to adhere
- smearedSpread carelessly across
dribbling · splatter · stains · spills · grimy · grubby · mucky · soiled
Powerful urge to have
- yearningIntense prolonged craving
- longingIntense, persistent desire
- lustingDesiring intensely
- covetingDesiring what's another's
hankering · pining · wanting · ogling · salivating · appetizing · tempting · enticing
Learned behavioral adaptation
- salivationMouth producing digestive fluid
- stimulusWhat prompts a reaction
- responseAnswer to stimulus
- anticipationState of awaiting something
trigger · reflex · association · expectation · cue · automatic · involuntary · trained
saliva
Mouth's digestive secretion
drivel · slobber · gob · wetness · dampness · moisture · viscous · ooze · slime · glands
sloppy
Careless and untidy
smeared · dribbling · splatter · stains · spills · grimy · grubby · mucky · soiled · smudgy
craving
Powerful urge to have
coveting · hankering · pining · wanting · ogling · salivating · appetizing · tempting · enticing · mouthwatering
conditioning
Learned behavioral adaptation
- salivationMouth producing digestive fluid
- stimulusWhat prompts a reaction
- responseAnswer to stimulus
anticipation · trigger · reflex · association · expectation · cue · automatic · involuntary · trained · learned