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drooly Definition and Meaning in English (drooly definition)

adjective
Synonyms:slobberysalivating
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Drooly definition: Describing someone or something that is tending to drool or is covered with saliva.

Definitions of Drooly

  1. 1adjective(informal)

    Describing someone or something that is tending to drool or is covered with saliva.

Example Sentences

casual

“The baby had a drooly bib after eating his pureed carrots.”

casual

“My dog gets all drooly when he sees a treat, eagerly waiting for it.”

Synonyms

Antonyms

dry-mouthedclean

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Inflected Word Forms

past tensedrooled
present participledrooling
comparativedroolier
superlativedrooliest

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Drooly definition: Describing someone or something that is tending to drool or is covered with saliva.
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'Drooly' translates to 'drooly' in English. Drooly definition: Describing someone or something that is tending to drool or is covered with saliva.
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