drool (Meaning)
drool (n)
pretentious or silly talk or writing
saliva spilling from the mouth
drool (v)
be envious, desirous, eager for, or extremely happy about something
let saliva drivel from the mouth
drool (v. i.)
To drivel, or drop saliva; as, the child drools.
Synonyms & Antonyms of drool
Synonyms:
- baloney
- tosh
- hogwash
- twaddle
- absurdness
- malarkey
- tarradiddle
- fiddle-faddle
- blarney
- flapdoodle
- hokeypokey
- buncombe
- malarky
- blither
- crock
- blatherskite
- madness
- blah-blah
- rot
- drivel
- foolishness
- insanity
- applesauce
- absurdity
- guff
- hooey
- humbuggery
- balderdash
- fiddlesticks
- blather
- hokum
- bunkum
- jazz
- bosh
- senselessness
- trumpery
- flannel
- crapola
- tommyrot
- boloney
- folly
- trash
- bull
- codswallop
- poppycock
- fiddle
- bunk
- craziness
- folderol
- falderal
- taradiddle
- beans
- fudge
- claptrap
- idiocy
- punk
- piffle
- bilge
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- inanity
- kookiness
- asininity
- nerts
- greek
- shenanigan(s)
- fatuity
- hoodoo
- rigmarole
- humbug
- tomfoolery
- witlessness
- foolery
- monkeyshine(s)
- lunacy
- monkey business
- slush
- hoity-toity
- inaneness
- horsefeathers
- moonshine
- gas
- hot air
- imbecility
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
drool Sentence Examples
- The dog was so excited to see its owner that it was drooling uncontrollably.
- The sight of the delicious food made the little boy's mouth water and he began to drool.
- The thought of winning the championship made the athlete so nervous that his palms began to sweat and his mouth began to drool.
- The baby was so hungry that he would drool all over his clothes and bib while waiting for his bottle.
- The patient was so sick that he was unable to swallow and his mouth was constantly drooling.
- The sight of the juicy steak made the caveman's mouth water and he began to drool.
- The smell of the freshly baked cookies was so enticing that it made everyone in the room drool.
- The dog was so happy to see its owner after being gone all day that it jumped up and licked his face, leaving a trail of drool behind it.
- The cat was so content to be petted that it purred loudly and drooled all over the owner's hand.
- The thought of biting into a ripe, juicy peach made my mouth water and drool.
FAQs About the word drool
pretentious or silly talk or writing, saliva spilling from the mouth, be envious, desirous, eager for, or extremely happy about something, let saliva drivel fro
muck, rubbish, stupidity, nonsense, garbage, blah,nuts, silliness, baloney, tosh
judgment, reasonableness, rationality, sense, common sense, common sense, judgment, sense, horse sense,rationality
The dog was so excited to see its owner that it was drooling uncontrollably.
The sight of the delicious food made the little boy's mouth water and he began to drool.
The thought of winning the championship made the athlete so nervous that his palms began to sweat and his mouth began to drool.
The baby was so hungry that he would drool all over his clothes and bib while waiting for his bottle.
