drooling
Saliva escaping lips
Drooling is letting saliva flow from the mouth, whether involuntarily (as babies and some elderly or ill people do) or from eager anticipation: The dog was drooling over the steak.
Figuratively, to drool over something is to desire it openly and perhaps excessively: He was drooling over the new sports car.
Very young child
- infantVery young child
- teethingFirst molars emerging
- bibMealtime chest covering
- slobberLet saliva dribble out
toddler · newborn · dribble · spit-up · pacifier · nursing · feeding · burp
Mouth's digestive secretion
- slobberLet saliva dribble out
- spitExpelled mouth moisture
- salivaryOf spit-producing glands
- glandsSecreting organs
moisture · dribble · mouth · tongue · swallow · secretion · excess · uncontrollable
Powerful urge to have
- longingIntense, persistent desire
- desireIntense wanting
- yearningIntense prolonged craving
- hungerNeed for nourishment
lust · mouthwatering · eagerness · excitement · enthusiasm · impatience · greed · thirst
baby
Very young child
slobber · toddler · newborn · dribble · spit-up · pacifier · nursing · feeding · burp · onesie
saliva
Mouth's digestive secretion
glands · moisture · dribble · mouth · tongue · swallow · secretion · excess · uncontrollable · reflex
craving
Powerful urge to have
hunger · lust · mouthwatering · eagerness · excitement · enthusiasm · impatience · greed · thirst · covetous
- Hunger-Relatedeating, appetite, food craving, stomach growling, hunger pains
- toddler behaviorstantrums, thumb sucking, crying, clinging, saying no
- baby traitsbaby fat, baby teeth, chubby cheeks, big eyes, button nose
- Bulldogsbulldog, English Bulldog, French Bulldog, American Bulldog, wrinkles
- infant developmentbabbling, developmental milestones, crawling, first steps, developmental delay
- Pavlov's Dogconditioned reflex, classical conditioning
droolingswallowing
Ingesting via throat muscles
gulping · parched · composed · controlled · dehydrated
droolingindifferent
Lacking interest or concern
uninterested · disgusted · repulsed · apathetic · unmoved
drool, drivel, drooled, drools, salivation, drooly, salivating