slabber
Let saliva fall
To slabber is to drool or let saliva dribble from the mouth, as babies and some animals do.
By extension, it means to speak in a wet, sloppy manner or to fawn excessively: He slabbered over the celebrity like a lovesick teenager.
The word is informal and somewhat old-fashioned, more common in British and Irish English than American.
saliva
Mouth's digestive secretion
slaver · teething · bib · chin · mouth · infant · toddler · gums · wetness · droplet
prattle
Trivial, prolonged speech
- blatherFoolish, pointless chatter
- gibberishUnintelligible speech or writing
- rambleMove or speak without direction
mumble · jabber · drivel · twaddle · nonsense · incoherent · mutter · garble · splutter · unintelligible
splatter
Scatter in drops
goo · gunk · mess · spill · sticky · viscous · coat · spread · daub · slather