What is another word for drool?
286 synonyms found
What does drooling mean?
What is the meaning of drooling?
Pronunciation:
[ dɹˈuːl], [ dɹˈuːl], [ d_ɹ_ˈuː_l]
Related words: drooling, drool over, drooling baby, drooled, drool on, drooling dog, drooling mouth, drool drips
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Similar words for drool:
- baloney (noun)
- bilgewater (noun)
- boloney (noun)
- bosh (noun)
- dribble (noun)
- drivel (noun)
- drool (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- saliva (noun)
- desire, lust after (verb)
- dribble (verb)
- emotion (verb)
- leak (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- spit (verb)
- water (verb)
- other synonyms
- dribble
- other relevant words
- water
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Drool:
n.
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- dry.
- bosh.
- slabber,
- slobber,
- humbug,
- tommyrot,
- tosh,
- twaddle,
- taradiddle,
- tarradiddle,
- slaver.
v.
• desire, lust after (verb)- rhapsody,
- slobber over,
- dote on,
- pet,
- spoil,
- lick chops,
- rave,
- make much of,
- gush,
- enthuse,
- fondle.
- dis tilled,
- dis tilling,
- fall drops,
- fell drops,
- dis-tilling,
- falls drops,
- dis till,
- dis tills,
- fell in drops,
- dis-tills,
- falling drops,
- falls in drops,
- dis-till,
- dis-tilled.
- dis charging,
- dis closing,
- dis charged,
- dis-closed,
- dis charge,
- trans pire,
- letting slip,
- lets slip,
- dis-charge,
- dis-charged,
- re veals,
- letted slip,
- spill beans,
- dis charges,
- dis-closes,
- re-veals,
- trans-pire,
- dis-close,
- dis closes,
- dis-charging,
- makes public,
- re-veal,
- dis-closing,
- dis close,
- dis closed,
- dis-charges.
Other synonyms:
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- salivation.
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- continuity.
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- yawn.
- pass on,
- spritz,
- Hawked,
- OUTS,
- hawking,
- let slip,
- passed on,
- sizz,
- spritzing,
- making public,
- made public,
- water,
- make public,
- outed,
- passing on,
- passes on,
- leak.
- Drooling,
- babble,
- vapour,
- gammon,
- run off at the mouth,
- foolishness,
- stupidity,
- blabber,
- burble,
- Gibble-gabble,
- level,
- mouth-watering,
- blather,
- rage,
- behave,
- waffling,
- fiddlesticks,
- spittle,
- spew,
- desire,
- blatherskite,
- fable,
- rot,
- crapola,
- Eructate,
- nut,
- Babblement,
- fraudulence,
- duplicity,
- claptrap,
- skimble-skamble,
- nerts,
- fraud,
- maunder,
- fib,
- Humbuggery,
- balderdash,
- expectorate,
- cast,
- run amok,
- rant,
- layer,
- falderal,
- flummery,
- hot air,
- flapdoodle,
- narration,
- dribbling,
- poppycock,
- dote,
- gabble,
- rigamarole,
- gibberish,
- folderol,
- sputter,
- Fiddledeedee,
- bear,
- applesauce,
- eject,
- moonshine,
- absurdity,
- jazz,
- recital,
- palaver,
- be insane,
- hooey,
- take,
- bullshit,
- nonsensicality,
- convey,
- bring,
- hocus-pocus,
- waffle,
- dismiss,
- bombast,
- fudge,
- nonsense,
- spit,
- disgorge,
- prate,
- horsefeathers,
- fustian,
- Bibble-babble,
- rodomontade,
- gibber,
- discharge,
- expectoration,
- piffle,
- bushwa,
- blither,
- jargon,
- snake oil,
- trash,
- prattle,
- wander,
- fiddle-faddle,
- sialagogue,
- deceit,
- trickle,
- double-talk,
- splutter,
- amphigory,
- discard,
- Twattle,
- meaninglessness,
- tale,
- clear the throat,
- foam,
- history,
- gobbledygook,
- rattle,
- muck,
- trumpery,
- ptyalism,
- gas,
- droop,
- shed,
- Stultiloquence,
- vapor,
- dither,
- hoax,
- drool over,
- rigmarole,
- bunkum,
- story,
- malarkey,
- run,
- vaporing,
- lick one's chops,
- hokum,
- rubbish,
- talk nonsense,
- garbage,
- Galimatias,
- guff,
- carry,
- froth,
- sputum,
- ramble,
- account,
- run mad,
- mumbo jumbo,
- jabber,
- stuff and nonsense,
- chatter,
- sham,
- abandon,
- report,
- dupery,
- bull.
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Verb, base form
foam.
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Verb, base form
Homophones for Drool:
- diarrhoeal, drill, drily, dourly, dotrel, death-roll, dry wall, drill hole, diarrheal, diuril, durrell, dural, datril, dryly, drywall, drearily, dearly, droll, derail, drawl, dotterel.
Hyponym for Drool:
v.
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emotion
covet.
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emotion
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