slobbery Definition

slobber
verb slobbered, slobbering

intr
1. To let saliva run from the mouth; to dribble or slaver.

Thesaurus: drool, drivel, salivate, dribble.
2. To wet with saliva.

Example: He slobbered his napkin

noun

1. Dribbled saliva; slaver.

Derivative: slobbery
adj

Etymology: 14c: from Dutch slobberen to eat or work in a slovenly manner.

Phrasal Verb: slobber over something

To express extreme or excessive enthusiasm or admiration for it.