Slobber

usgb/ˈslɑːbər/
verb

To drool or let saliva flow out from the mouth.

The dog was slobbering all over the sofa.
Visual representation of "slobber" - To drool or let saliva flow out from the mouth

Often appears as...

  • slobber over
  • slobber on
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Visual representation of "slobber"
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Animals' behavior

Often used to describe how pets react around food or affectionate interaction.

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Every time I come home, my dog slobbers in excitement.
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Not for formal use

Use 'salivate' in more formal or scientific contexts instead of 'slobber'.

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In a formal report, you might write 'salivate', not 'slobber'.
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Negative Connotation

'Slobber' suggests messiness or lack of control, often seen as negative.

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The toddler slobbered on the clean tablecloth.
Visual representation of the word "Slobber"

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