drooly
Mouth constantly wet
Drooly describes someone or something producing or covered in drool—the saliva that escapes from the mouth.
Babies are drooly.
So are certain dog breeds.
The word can suggest excessive, slack-jawed admiration: He gets all drooly whenever she walks by.
The connotation is usually undignified or cartoonishly eager.
Excessively wet with spit
- dribblingBall-handling with repeated touches
- sloppyCareless and untidy
- wetSaturated with liquid
- slatheredSpread on liberally
slimy · dripping · oozing · gooey · smeared · damp · soaked · sticky
Very young child
- teethingFirst molars emerging
- bibMealtime chest covering
- slobberyExcessively wet with spit
- dribblingBall-handling with repeated touches
toddler · pacifier · newborn · naptime · onesie · gurgling · bottle · nursing
Powerful urge to have
- longingIntense, persistent desire
- lustIntense carnal appetite
- covetousnessExcessive desire for possessions
- yearningIntense prolonged craving
ogling · lustful · salivating · appetitive · covetous · obsessed · fixated · pining
Sleeping briefly, often midday
- dozingLightly, briefly unconscious
- pillowBedding for heads
- snoringNoisy breathing while asleep
- drowsyNearly falling asleep
sleep-drunk · unconscious · siesta · dreaming · nodding off · open-mouthed · zonked · passed out
slobbery
Excessively wet with spit
slathered · slimy · dripping · oozing · gooey · smeared · damp · soaked · sticky · spittle
infant
Very young child
dribbling · toddler · pacifier · newborn · naptime · onesie · gurgling · bottle · nursing · teether
craving
Powerful urge to have
- longingIntense, persistent desire
- lustIntense carnal appetite
- covetousnessExcessive desire for possessions
yearning · ogling · lustful · salivating · appetitive · covetous · obsessed · fixated · pining · eager
napping
Sleeping briefly, often midday
drowsy · sleep-drunk · unconscious · siesta · dreaming · nodding off · open-mouthed · zonked · passed out · deep sleep
droolyparched
Extremely dry or thirsty
desiccated · dehydrated · cottony · arid · thirsty