Definition

To let saliva flow out of the mouth, often in a messy way; to drool.

Example

The dog began to slobber all over the floor when it saw the food.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see that puppy today?

Yeah, it was so cute! I could slobber over it all day.

I know, right? I couldn't help but slobber about how adorable it was.

Honestly, I think we need to adopt one soon!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A liquid, often saliva, that runs from the mouth, usually when someone is drooling.

Example

The dog was so excited that it left a trail of slobber on the floor.

Conversation

Did you see that dog at the park?

Yeah! It was so cute, but it had a lot of slobber all over its face.

I know, right? It’s funny how some dogs just can't help but slobber everywhere.

Definition

To make something wet or dirty by letting saliva or liquid drip from the mouth.

Example

The dog slobbered all over my new shoes when it got excited.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I can't believe how much my dog slobbers when he's excited.

Yeah, dogs can be so messy sometimes!

It gets everywhere, especially on my favorite shirt.

Root Explanation

Slobber originates from Middle English 'slobberen', which is of uncertain origin but likely imitative of the sound of drooling. The word describes the act of letting saliva flow from the mouth, often in a messy manner.

Memory Tip

Imagine the sound of drooling when you think of 'slobber' — it helps you remember that it refers to saliva flowing messily.

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