salivating (Meaning)

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salivating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Salivate

The sight of the sizzling steak on the grill had my mouth salivating in anticipation.
The dog watched intently, tongue lolling out, as I prepped his dinner, clearly salivating.
The food blogger's close-up shots of the ramen noodles had my stomach grumbling and mouth salivating.
The conditioned mice began salivating at the sound of the clicker, just like Pavlov's experiment.
The thought of diving into a pool on a sweltering day had us all salivating for cool relief.
The prizefighter stared down his opponent, adrenaline pumping, his jaw clenched but mouth slightly salivating.
The kids pressed their faces against the bakery window, mesmerized by the rows of frosting-covered cupcakes, visibly salivating.
After days of bland rations, the shipwreck survivors salivated at the thought of reaching a port with fresh food.
The woman on a strict diet averted her eyes from the decadent chocolate cake, but a telltale glint betrayed her, mouth subtly salivating.
The nature documentary showcased a bizarre plant that attracted insects by salivating, a fascinating adaptation.

of Salivate

drooling,spitting, drivelling, slavering, slobbering, watering, frothing, driveling, sputtering, foaming

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The sight of the sizzling steak on the grill had my mouth salivating in anticipation.

The dog watched intently, tongue lolling out, as I prepped his dinner, clearly salivating.

The food blogger's close-up shots of the ramen noodles had my stomach grumbling and mouth salivating.

The conditioned mice began salivating at the sound of the clicker, just like Pavlov's experiment.