Drool Definition

dro͝ol
drooled, drooling, drools
verb
drooled, drooling, drools
To let saliva flow from one's mouth; drivel.
Webster's New World
To say in a silly or stupid way.
Webster's New World
To make an extravagant show of appreciation or desire.
American Heritage
To flow from the mouth, as saliva.
Webster's New World
To let drivel from the mouth.
Webster's New World
Synonyms:
noun
Saliva running from the mouth.
Webster's New World
Silly, stupid talk; nonsense.
Webster's New World
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Other Word Forms of Drool

Noun

Singular:
drool
Plural:
drools

Origin of Drool

  • Perhaps alteration of drivel

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Drool Sentence Examples

  • Drool crusted one corner of his mouth.

  • Watching Sam drool over him – especially during a job interview – left Carmen feeling uncertain about the girl.

  • I will not drool on my Mommy's friends.

  • Does the thought of a London broil burger make you drool?

  • Brands that have been spotted at the store in the past include heavy hitters that would make Imalda Marcos drool with delight.

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Words Starting With

DDRDRO

Words Ending With

LOLOOL

Unscrambles

drool

Words Starting With D and Ending With L

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5 Letter Words5 Letter Words Starting With D5 Letter Words Ending With L