Definition of Drool
Drool
drool
Definition/Meaning
(verb)
to produce saliva, often excessively and/or uncontrollably so that it drips from the mouth;
e.g. Many babies drool when they sleep. The dog started to drool when it smelled food.
(verb)
(informal) to make an obvious and often excessive display of desire, pleasure, or appreciation towards someone/something;
e.g. People may drool over a very attractive actor in a movie.
(noun)
saliva that drips or falls from the mouth;
e.g. He wiped the drool off his chin and washed his face.
(noun)
(informal) broadly, nonsense, i.e. language that doesn't have any meaningful ideas or content;
e.g. Many of his remarks were drool that we decided to ignore.
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