driveler
9.9
A person who drools and lets saliva run from their mouth
- noun
- /ˈdraɪvələr/
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babeador
- The baby became a little driveler when he started teething.
Examples
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The old dog was a constant driveler when he slept on the couch.
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After his surgery, he was embarrassed to be called a driveler by the nurse.
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The baby is such a driveler when he's teething.
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Look at that driveler at the park!
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The old dog was a constant driveler when he slept on the couch.
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After his surgery, he was embarrassed to be called a driveler by the nurse.
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The baby became a little driveler when he started teething.
Synonyms
drooler
vsdriveler
1
6.2
A person or animal who lets saliva flow from their mouth
focuses on saliva falling unintentionally rather than general flow from the mouth
slobberer
vsdriveler
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8.1
A person who drools, often a baby or animal
describes unintentional saliva loss in people rather than animal or very messy saliva flow
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Etymology
The word driveler comes from the old verb drivel, which meant 'to let saliva fall' and is like the common word dribble. So, a driveler is someone who drools or lets saliva run from the mouth.