Início Dicionário Ddrool

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drool

Saliva that flows uncontrollably from the mouth, typically due to sleep, illness, or hunger. / To allow saliva to flow from the mouth involuntarily. / To show excessive desire or longing for something or someone. / To let saliva flow from the mouth onto a surface or object.

NounIntransitive VerbTransitive Verb

past: drooledpp: drooleding: drooling

This term carries a visceral, often slightly unpleasant connotation when referring to the physical secretion of saliva. It suggests a lack of control, typically associated with infancy, deep sleep, or medical conditions, evoking an image of passive, involuntary leakage.

When used figuratively, the word shifts toward a sense of intense, almost primal craving. To drool over something implies a level of desire so strong that it manifests as a physical reaction, often used in casual contexts to describe obsession with luxury items or romantic attraction.