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.
Mouth's digestive secretion
- droolSaliva spilling out
- spittleExpelled mouth secretion
- dribbleLeak in drops
- droolingSaliva spilling from mouth
mouthwatering · wetness · moisture · droplet · ooze · trickle · seepage · gush
First molars emerging
- bibMealtime chest covering
- pacifierInfant sucking device
- gumsOral tissue surrounding teeth
- toddlerChild learning to walk
dribble · bottle · nursing · highchair · puree · onesie · drooling · mouthing
Flow out forcefully
- fawnYoung deer, or flatter
- effusePour out freely
- enthuseExpress eager excitement
- raveEnthusiastic praise or nightlong dance
adore · worship · swoon · grovel · flatter · adulate · sycophant · bootlick
Total before subtractions
- disgustingProvoking strong revulsion
- revoltingCausing strong disgust
- repulsiveCausing strong disgust
- yuckDisgust exclamation
icky · off-putting · unsanitary · unhygienic · squeamish · cringe · grimace · nasty
saliva
Mouth's digestive secretion
drooling · mouthwatering · wetness · moisture · droplet · ooze · trickle · seepage · gush · flow
slime
Thick wet gunk
ooze · dribble · smear · wet · sticky · gross · sloppy · splatter · spill · stain
teething
First molars emerging
toddler · dribble · bottle · nursing · highchair · puree · onesie · drooling · mouthing · infant
canine
Of or like dogs
jowls · muzzle · drooling · fetch · panting · wet nose · snout · Pavlov · treat · food bowl
gush
Flow out forcefully
rave · adore · worship · swoon · grovel · flatter · adulate · sycophant · bootlick · brown-nose
gross
Total before subtractions
- disgustingProvoking strong revulsion
- revoltingCausing strong disgust
- repulsiveCausing strong disgust
yuck · icky · off-putting · unsanitary · unhygienic · squeamish · cringe · grimace · nasty · foul
slobberenunciate
Speak with clarity
articulate · diction · elocution · speak clearly · precise
slobbering, slobbered, slobbers, slobbery, slobbishness, slobberer, slobberiest