slobber

• Nom désignant la salive qui s'écoule ou goutte de la bouche, souvent en raison d'une hypersalivation.

A noun referring to saliva that has spilled or dripped from the mouth, often due to drooling.

indénombrable

1. Drool or SalivaB1informal

   Saliva that flows out of the mouth, often due to sleep, excitement, or illness.

   Salive qui s'écoule de la bouche

   • The baby's slobber soaked his bib.
   • He wiped the slobber from his chin after waking up.
   • The dog left a trail of slobber on the floor.

   Synonymesdribbledriveldroolsalivaslaverspittle

• Verbe désignant l'action de laisser couler de la salive ou un liquide de la bouche, souvent de manière involontaire ou désordonnée.

A verb used to indicate the act of letting saliva or liquid drip from the mouth, often in an uncontrolled or messy manner.

1. Drool or SalivateB1informal

   To let saliva flow uncontrollably from the mouth, often due to excitement, sleep, or a medical condition.

   baver

   • The baby slobbered all over his new toy.
   • The dog slobbered on the carpet after seeing its food.
   • He tends to slobber when he sleeps deeply.

   Synonymesdribbledriveldroolsalivateslaver

Variantes phrasalslobber over