Meanings
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1
verb
to let saliva or partly chewed food run out of the mouth
The sedated dog began to slobber onto the blanket.
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2
noun
saliva or other liquid that has run from the mouth
A line of slobber hung from the mastiff's lower lip.
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Etymology
From Middle English sloberen, borrowed from Middle Dutch slobberen ("to slobber"). It belongs to a group of expressive Germanic words for noisy eating, drinking, and drooling, and is related to slabber and slaver.