slabbers
Lets saliva dribble
Slabbers is the third-person singular form of the verb slabber, meaning to drool or let saliva dribble from the mouth.
It's used especially of infants, animals, or anyone eating messily: The baby slabbers all over his bib.
In some dialects, particularly Scottish and Irish English, slabber extends to sloppy or careless speech—talking nonsense or blathering on: He slabbers on about nothing for hours.
Mouth's digestive secretion
- droolSaliva spilling out
- dribbleLeak in drops
- spittleExpelled mouth secretion
- salivateSecrete mouth fluid
mouth · lip · tongue · glands · moisture · secretion · leakage · droplets
Domesticated barking mammal
- puppyJuvenile canine
- jowlsSlack facial flesh
- pantingRapid labored breathing
- lickingTongue contact repeatedly
slobbery · drool · mastiff · bulldog · hound · excitement · affection · feeding
Very young child
- babbleIncoherent speech
- gurgleBubbling liquid sound
- cooSoft avian vocalization
- bibMealtime chest covering
teething · pacifier · diapers · toddler · nursing · feeding · drooling · messy
saliva
Mouth's digestive secretion
salivate · mouth · lip · tongue · glands · moisture · secretion · leakage · droplets · wet
dog
Domesticated barking mammal
licking · slobbery · drool · mastiff · bulldog · hound · excitement · affection · feeding · water bowl
baby
Very young child
bib · teething · pacifier · diapers · toddler · nursing · feeding · drooling · messy · highchair
spills
Accidental liquid escapes
sloppy · splatter · soiled · stains · chin · napkin · wiping · cleanup · bib · gross
boorish
Crudely ill-mannered
disgusting · impolite · uncivilized · coarse · crass · tactless · unseemly · offensive · repulsive · unmannered