slabber

• فعل قديم يعني سيلان اللعاب من الفم أو إسالة الريق، ويُستعمل مجازًا للدلالة على الكلام العاطفي المفرط أو الأحمق.

An obsolete verb meaning to drool, slobber, or let saliva run from the mouth; also used figuratively to mean to talk in a sentimental or foolish manner.

1. Drool or slobberB2informal

   To let saliva run from the mouth, often while sleeping or eating.

   سَيَلان اللُّعاب

   • The baby slabbered all over his bib.
   • He tends to slabber when he sleeps deeply.
   • The dog slabbered excitedly at the sight of food.

   المرادفاتdribbledroolsalivateslaverslobber