slobber

Wet mouth overflow

Slobber is saliva that drips or runs from the mouth.

Babies slobber, as do certain dog breeds.

To slobber is to drool uncontrollably or to let saliva escape while eating or sleeping: The baby slobbered all over his bib.

Figuratively, to slobber over something is to show excessive, undignified enthusiasm: Critics slobbered over the director's latest film.

drool

saliva

Mouth's digestive secretion

drooling · mouthwatering · wetness · moisture · droplet · ooze · trickle · seepage · gush · flow

messy

slime

Thick wet gunk

  • gooViscous sticky matter
  • gunkViscous unpleasant substance
  • muckFilthy wet dirt

ooze · dribble · smear · wet · sticky · gross · sloppy · splatter · spill · stain

baby

teething

First molars emerging

  • bibMealtime chest covering
  • pacifierInfant sucking device
  • gumsOral tissue surrounding teeth

toddler · dribble · bottle · nursing · highchair · puree · onesie · drooling · mouthing · infant

dog

canine

Of or like dogs

  • pantBreathe in labored gasps
  • lickPass tongue over
  • tongueOral muscle for taste

jowls · muzzle · drooling · fetch · panting · wet nose · snout · Pavlov · treat · food bowl

fawning

gush

Flow out forcefully

rave · adore · worship · swoon · grovel · flatter · adulate · sycophant · bootlick · brown-nose

disgust

gross

Total before subtractions

yuck · icky · off-putting · unsanitary · unhygienic · squeamish · cringe · grimace · nasty · foul

Categories
Opposites
oral control and neatness

slobberswallow

Send down the throat

gulp · prim · composed · composure · tidy

speech clarity

slobberenunciate

Speak with clarity

articulate · diction · elocution · speak clearly · precise

liquid management

slobberswallow

Send down the throat

gulp down · gulp · retain · keep dry · absorb

Family

slobbering, slobbered, slobbers, slobbery, slobbishness, slobberer, slobberiest

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G