verb

drool

to drool, to slaver, to slobber

The hungry dog started to drool.

The hungry dog started to drool.

He was drooling over the new sports car.

He was drooling over the new sports car.

((to drool)) to let saliva run from the mouth The baby is drooling.

((to drool)) over (sth.) to show extreme desire for (sth.) He is drooling over that cake.

Synonyms: slaver, slobber

Possibly related to Old English 'drīvel', meaning saliva or nonsense.

Imagine a 'pool' of 'drool' forming. The words sound similar.

This page is designed for learning support. Please use it as a learning reference, not as a formal reference.