drool
/druːl/
noun
- Saliva that flows from the mouth.
- The dog's drool dripped onto the floor as it waited for a treat.
- Wipe the drool off your chin before you go outside.
- There was a small puddle of drool on the baby's bib.
verb
- To let saliva flow out of the mouth, often because of sleep, illness, or excitement.
- He tends to drool on his pillow when he sleeps deeply.
- The baby started to drool when she saw her favorite toy.
- The dog began to drool as soon as it smelled the steak cooking.
- To show great and often exaggerated desire or admiration for something.
- Fans drool over the latest smartphone release every year.
- She drooled at the thought of winning the lottery.
- He was drooling over the sports car in the showroom window.