slabbered
Dribbled from mouth
Slabbered is the past tense of slabber, meaning to drool or let saliva dribble from the mouth: The baby slabbered all over his bib.
It can also mean to eat or drink messily and noisily.
The word overlaps with slobbered and is more common in British and Irish English.
Marked by scattered drops
- stainedMarred by discoloration
- soiledMade unclean
- smearedSpread carelessly across
- sloppyCareless and untidy
splashed · dribbled · wet · sticky · glistening · splotched · streaked · runny
Expelled mouth secretion
- dribbleLeak in drops
- drivelSenseless, silly talk
- droolingSaliva spilling from mouth
- salivateSecrete mouth fluid
mouthwatering · wetness · moisture · spit · secretion · bib · teething · droplet
Very young child
- toddlerChild learning to walk
- babyVery young child
- teethingFirst molars emerging
- babbleIncoherent speech
innocent · messy · feeding · highchair · bib · playful · unselfconscious
Accidental liquid release
- overflowExceed capacity and spill
- gushFlow out forcefully
- unrestrainedNot held back
- uncheckedNot controlled or limited
excessive · sloppy · copious · profuse · liberal · indiscriminate · lavish · uncontained
spattered
Marked by scattered drops
sloppy · splashed · dribbled · wet · sticky · glistening · splotched · streaked · runny · oozing
spittle
Expelled mouth secretion
salivate · mouthwatering · wetness · moisture · spit · secretion · bib · teething · droplet · viscous
infant
Very young child
babble · innocent · messy · feeding · highchair · bib · playful · unselfconscious
spill
Accidental liquid release
- overflowExceed capacity and spill
- gushFlow out forcefully
- unrestrainedNot held back
unchecked · excessive · sloppy · copious · profuse · liberal · indiscriminate · lavish · uncontained · abundant