slabber
/ˈslæbər/
verb
- To let saliva or liquid drip from the mouth; to drool.
- The old dog slabbered happily when he saw a treat.
- The baby slabbered all over her new bib.
- He slabbered onto his pillow while sleeping deeply.
- To speak in a foolish, sentimental, or sloppy way.
- Stop slabbering and tell me what you actually mean.
- She slabbered through her speech, making everyone uncomfortable.
- The actor slabbered on about his love for the audience.
noun
- Saliva or liquid dripping from the mouth; drool.
- The baby's slabber soaked through her shirt.
- Wipe that slabber off your chin before you go outside.
- There was a puddle of slabber on the floor near the dog's bowl.
- Foolish or sentimental talk.
- I've had enough of his sentimental slabber.
- The article was nothing but romantic slabber.
- Don't listen to that slabber; he doesn't know what he's saying.