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drool D0395800 (dro͞ol)v. drooled, drool·ing, drools v.intr.1. To let saliva run from the mouth; drivel.2. Informal To make an extravagant show of appreciation or desire.3. Informal To talk nonsense.v.tr. To let run from the mouth.n.1. Saliva.2. Informal Senseless talk; drivel. [Perhaps alteration of drivel.]drool (druːl) vb (often foll by: over) to show excessive enthusiasm (for) or pleasure (in); gloat (over)vb, n another word for drivel1, drivel2, drivel4[C19: probably alteration of drivel]drool (drul) v.i. 1. to water at the mouth, as in anticipation of food; salivate. 2. to show excessive pleasure or anticipation of pleasure. 3. to talk foolishly. n. 4. saliva running down from one's mouth; drivel. [1795–1805] drool′y, adj. drool•i•er, drool•i•est. drool Past participle: drooled Gerund: drooling
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I drool | you drool | he/she/it drools | we drool | you drool | they drool |
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I drooled | you drooled | he/she/it drooled | we drooled | you drooled | they drooled |
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I am drooling | you are drooling | he/she/it is drooling | we are drooling | you are drooling | they are drooling |
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I have drooled | you have drooled | he/she/it has drooled | we have drooled | you have drooled | they have drooled |
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I was drooling | you were drooling | he/she/it was drooling | we were drooling | you were drooling | they were drooling |
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I had drooled | you had drooled | he/she/it had drooled | we had drooled | you had drooled | they had drooled |
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I will drool | you will drool | he/she/it will drool | we will drool | you will drool | they will drool |
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I will have drooled | you will have drooled | he/she/it will have drooled | we will have drooled | you will have drooled | they will have drooled |
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I will be drooling | you will be drooling | he/she/it will be drooling | we will be drooling | you will be drooling | they will be drooling |
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I have been drooling | you have been drooling | he/she/it has been drooling | we have been drooling | you have been drooling | they have been drooling |
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I will have been drooling | you will have been drooling | he/she/it will have been drooling | we will have been drooling | you will have been drooling | they will have been drooling |
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I had been drooling | you had been drooling | he/she/it had been drooling | we had been drooling | you had been drooling | they had been drooling |
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I would drool | you would drool | he/she/it would drool | we would drool | you would drool | they would drool |
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I would have drooled | you would have drooled | he/she/it would have drooled | we would have drooled | you would have drooled | they would have drooled | ThesaurusNoun | 1. | drool - pretentious or silly talk or writingbaloney, bilgewater, boloney, bosh, humbug, tommyrot, tosh, twaddle, taradiddle, tarradiddlehokum, meaninglessness, nonsense, nonsensicality, bunk - a message that seems to convey no meaningjargon, lingo, patois, argot, vernacular, slang, cant - a characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves); "they don't speak our lingo" | | 2. | drool - saliva spilling from the mouthslobber, dribble, drivelsaliva, spittle, spit - a clear liquid secreted into the mouth by the salivary glands and mucous glands of the mouth; moistens the mouth and starts the digestion of starches | Verb | 1. | drool - be envious, desirous, eager for, or extremely happy about something; "She was salivating over the raise she anticipated"salivatecovet - wish, long, or crave for (something, especially the property of another person); "She covets her sister's house" | | 2. | drool - let saliva drivel from the mouth; "The baby drooled"drivel, slabber, slaver, slobber, dribblesalivate - produce saliva; "We salivated when he described the great meal"drool over, slobber over - envy without restraint |
droolverb1. dribble, drivel, salivate, slaver, slobber, water at the mouth The dog was drooling on my shoulder2. (often with over) gloat over, pet, gush, make much of, rave about (informal), dote on, slobber over Fashion editors drooled over every item.droolverbTo let saliva run from the mouth:dribble, drivel, salivate, slaver, slobber.nounSaliva running from the mouth:drivel, salivation, slaver, slobber.Translationssaliversbavarebavabiascicareentusiasmarsiślinić siędrool
drool bucket1. An unintelligent or moronic person, derogatorily likened to a mentally disabled person (i.e., one who may drool involuntarily). The Internet is filled with drool buckets like you who make ignorant claims with no basis in reality.2. A figurative bucket needed to collect saliva as a result of seeing someone or something particularly attractive. I'm going to show you my grandfather's vintage 1967 Corvette—get your drool bucket ready!3. Someone, especially a baby, who drools a great deal. He's such a happy baby, but my goodness, he's a little drool bucket!See also: bucket, drooldrool (all) over (someone or something)1. Literally, to release saliva from one's mouth onto someone or something. Can you please come in here and get your dog before he drools all over me?2. To be very excited about or interested in something. My boyfriend has been drooling over those fancy speakers at the store.See also: drool, overdrool (all) over someone or something 1. . Lit. to drip saliva on someone or something. You're drooling all over my plate! The dog drooled all over my hand. 2. Fig. to envy or desire someone or something. (Alludes to drooling from hunger.) The boys stood there, drooling over the fancy sports car. Wally Wilson spent many hours drooling over photographs of Marilyn.See also: drool, overdrool (all) over someone/something in. to show enormous desire for someone or something. Sam was drooling over Martha like a lovesick calf. See also: all, drool, over, someone, somethingdrool over someone/something verbSee drool all over someone/somethingSee also: drool, over, someone, somethingdrool-proof mod. can withstand idiots who drool. (Of well-written software that even droolings idiots can operate without crashing.) This software package is drool-proof. Even my grandmother could use it. DROOL
DROOL (games)Dave's Recycled Object-Oriented Language. Languagefor writing adventure games. An updated implementation ofAdvSys. multiple inheritance, garbage collection.
["Dave's Recycled OO Language", David Betz, Dr. Dobbs J, Oct1993, pp.74-78].DROOL
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DROOL➣Dave's Recycled Object-Oriented Language (for writing adventure games) |
drool Related to drool: drool overSynonyms for droolverb dribbleSynonyms- dribble
- drivel
- salivate
- slaver
- slobber
- water at the mouth
verb gloat overSynonyms- gloat over
- pet
- gush
- make much of
- rave about
- dote on
- slobber over
Synonyms for droolverb to let saliva run from the mouthSynonyms- dribble
- drivel
- salivate
- slaver
- slobber
noun saliva running from the mouthSynonyms- drivel
- salivation
- slaver
- slobber
Synonyms for droolnoun pretentious or silly talk or writingSynonyms- baloney
- bilgewater
- boloney
- bosh
- humbug
- tommyrot
- tosh
- twaddle
- taradiddle
- tarradiddle
Related Words- hokum
- meaninglessness
- nonsense
- nonsensicality
- bunk
- jargon
- lingo
- patois
- argot
- vernacular
- slang
- cant
noun saliva spilling from the mouthSynonymsRelated Wordsverb be envious, desirous, eager for, or extremely happy about somethingSynonymsRelated Wordsverb let saliva drivel from the mouthSynonyms- drivel
- slabber
- slaver
- slobber
- dribble
Related Words- salivate
- drool over
- slobber over
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