What is another word for slobber?
Pronunciation:
[ slˈɒbə], [ slˈɒbə], [ s_l_ˈɒ_b_ə]
Synonyms for Slobber:
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- dry .
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• dribble • spit Other synonyms:
- salivation .
- mouth .
- open .
- pucker .
- hawk .
- water .
Other relevant words:
• dribble
• drool
- Frothed ,
- Slabbering ,
- drivel ,
- froth ,
- frothing ,
- lick chops ,
- lick one's chops ,
- salivate ,
- slabber ,
- slabbers ,
- slaver ,
- water at the mouth .
- Affuse ,
- Drooling ,
- Eructate ,
- Humect ,
- Humectate ,
- Immerge ,
- Slobbery ,
- abandon ,
- abracadabra ,
- add water ,
- asperge ,
- audaciously ,
- babble ,
- baloney ,
- bathe ,
- be insane ,
- bear ,
- bedew ,
- behave ,
- bespatter ,
- besprinkle ,
- bilgewater ,
- blabber ,
- blather ,
- blither ,
- boldly ,
- boloney ,
- bosh ,
- brashly ,
- brazenly ,
- bring ,
- burble ,
- capture ,
- carry ,
- cast ,
- chatter ,
- claptrap ,
- clear the throat ,
- convey ,
- dabble ,
- damp ,
- dampen ,
- dash ,
- debris ,
- deceit ,
- deluge ,
- deteriorate ,
- dew ,
- die ,
- dilute ,
- dingy ,
- dip ,
- dirty ,
- discard ,
- disgorge ,
- dismiss ,
- dither ,
- dote ,
- double-talk ,
- douche ,
- douse ,
- drench ,
- dribbling ,
- drip ,
- drool over ,
- droop ,
- drop ,
- drown ,
- duck ,
- easygoing ,
- expectorate ,
- expectoration ,
- filter ,
- filth ,
- flatter ,
- foam ,
- foul ,
- frowzy ,
- gabble ,
- garbage ,
- gargle ,
- gibber ,
- gibberish ,
- grimy ,
- grubby ,
- gush ,
- hoax ,
- hose ,
- hose down ,
- humbug ,
- humidify ,
- immerse ,
- impale ,
- impudently ,
- inject ,
- insincerity ,
- insolently ,
- inundate ,
- irrigate ,
- jabber ,
- jabberwocky ,
- jellyfish ,
- lave ,
- lax ,
- leak ,
- loose ,
- macerate ,
- maunder ,
- merge ,
- moisten ,
- mouth-watering ,
- mucus ,
- mumbo jumbo ,
- nonsense ,
- oiliness ,
- paddle ,
- phlegm ,
- pickle ,
- plunge ,
- prattle ,
- ptyalism ,
- rage ,
- ramble ,
- rant ,
- raunchy ,
- rave ,
- rubbish ,
- run amok ,
- run mad ,
- saliva ,
- scruffy ,
- shamelessly ,
- shed ,
- sialagogue ,
- slack ,
- slipshod ,
- slobber over ,
- slop ,
- sloppy ,
- slosh ,
- slovenly ,
- sludge ,
- sluttish ,
- smarm ,
- snake oil ,
- soak ,
- souse ,
- sparge ,
- spatter ,
- spew ,
- spittle ,
- splash ,
- splatter ,
- splutter ,
- sponge ,
- spray ,
- sprinkle ,
- sputter ,
- sputum ,
- steep ,
- submerge ,
- swash ,
- syringe ,
- take ,
- tale ,
- tarradiddle ,
- tommyrot ,
- tosh ,
- trash ,
- trickle ,
- twaddle ,
- unashamedly ,
- unction ,
- unctuousness ,
- untidy ,
- wander ,
- wash ,
- waste ,
- wet ,
- wet down .
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How to use "Slobber" in context?
No one knows for certain where the word "slobber" originated, but it is thought to come from the Old English word slobban, meaning "to dribble or splash." Over the years, the word has been used to describe a variety of spontaneous and uncontrolled actions, including talking incoherently, weeping, and drooling. In informal speech, "slobber" is often used as an adjective to describe someone or something as being sloppy or undisciplined.
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