drooled
druːld
Definition

Definition of drooled - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
saliva-coveredcovered with saliva
  • The drooled pillow was a clear sign of his deep sleep.
2.
admiringRareshowing excessive admirationRare
  • Her drooled expression made it clear she was impressed by the performance.
adulatory fawning
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Origin of drooled

Old English, drēosan (fall)

Examples of drooled in a sentence

  • She picked up the drooled blanket.
  • His drooled gaze never left the stage.
  • The fans' drooled faces were fixed on the superstar.

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  1. French:bavé, admiratif, ...
  2. German:vollgesabbert, bewundernd, ...
  3. Italian:sbavato, incantato, ...
  4. Spanish:baboseado, embobado, ...
  5. Portuguese:babado, fascinado, ...
  6. Chinese:沾满口水, 赞叹的, ...
  7. Japanese:よだれで濡れた, うっとりした, ...
  8. Arabic:مُغَطَّى بِاللُّعَاب, مُعجَب بشدة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְכֻסֶּה בְּרֹק, מוּקְסָם, ...
  10. Russian:запачканный слюной, восторженный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:заслина, захоплений, ...
  12. Hindi:लार से भीगा हुआ, प्रशंसात्मक, ...
drool
druːl

Definition of drool - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.
1.
bodylet saliva flow from the mouth unintentionally
  • The baby began to drool as the food was served..
dribble salivate slobber
2.
emotionexpress desire or admiration excessively
  • Fans drool over the latest smartphone features..
fawn salivate

Noun

1.
biologysaliva flowing from the mouth
  • The baby's drool soaked the bib.
saliva slaver spit
2.
nonsenseUKsilly or nonsensical talkUK
  • His speech was just drool and lacked substance.
gibberish nonsense
3.
admirationRareUSexcessive admiration or desireRareUS
  • Fans expressed their drool over the new movie.
admiration idolization infatuation
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feel intense envy or admiration toward something
She drooled over the new phone in the store window.

Origin of drool

Old English, drēosan (to fall)

Examples of drool in a sentence

  • The dog would drool at the sight of food.
  • They drool over luxury cars.
  • She drools over designer clothes.
  • The dog's drool was all over the floor.
  • She wiped the drool from his chin.
  • The article was full of drool and lacked facts.

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  1. French:baver, bave, ...
  2. German:sabbern, Sabber, ...
  3. Italian:sbava, bava, ...
  4. Spanish:babea, baba, ...
  5. Portuguese:salivar, baba, ...
  6. Chinese:流口水, 唾液, ...
  7. Japanese:よだれを垂らす, よだれ, ...
  8. Arabic:سَالَ لُعابُهُ, لُعاب, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְרַיֵּר, רִיר, ...
  10. Russian:пускать слюни, слюна, ...
  11. Ukrainian:пускати слину, слина, ...
  12. Hindi:लार टपकाना, लार, ...

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