DROOLS

DROOLS


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: drool
Word origin: early 19th century: contraction of drivel.
Phonetic: druːl
Listen:

drop saliva uncontrollably from the mouth. Example: the baby begins to drool, then to cough


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Anticipates in a big way
Apparently wants to eat
Betrays eager anticipation
Displays appetite
Goes gaga
Goes gaga (over)
Is obviously excited
Needs a bib
Responds in a Pavlovian way
Salivates
Shows excitement (over)
Shows extreme boredom
Slobbers
Talks nonsense
Waters at the mouth?
Enthuses (over).
Prattles foolishly
Talks foolishly
Emulates Pavlov's dogs
Dribbles
Displays appetite, in a way
Shows signs of hunger
Evidences hunger, in a way
Shows an appetite
Betrays eagerness
Press report of sport articles that were forged?
Slavers sold those captured in Troy off
Displays overeagerness
Salivates excessively




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