Drool in spanish

Babear

pronunciation: bɑbeɑɹ̩ part of speech: noun, verb

In gestures

drool¹ = baba.

Example: The film offers a repulsive creature whose croaks and drools recall the demonic child in The Exorcist, instead of the feral but relatively articulate person that Morrison created.

drool² = babear, babosear, caérsele la baba.

Example: These clients drooled different amounts both within and between days, which validated their presence and classifications in the first study.

more:

» drool at + the mouth = babear, babosear, caérsele la baba.

Example: He was drooling at the mouth with his eyes wide open and a look of petrified fear in each of them.

» drool over = caérsele la baba por, enloquecerse por, volverse loco por, entusiasmarse con.

Example: While the majority of women drool over 6-pack abs and chiseled shoulders, most men keep their eyes on either boobs or butts.

Drool synonyms

drivel in spanish: mentiras, pronunciation: drɪvəl noundribble in spanish: regatear, pronunciation: drɪbəl noun, verbhumbug in spanish: patraña, pronunciation: hʌmbəg nounbaloney in spanish: camelo, pronunciation: bəloʊni nountosh in spanish: tosh, pronunciation: tɑʃ nountwaddle in spanish: bobadas, pronunciation: twɑdəl nounbosh in spanish: tonterías, pronunciation: bɑʃ nounslaver in spanish: negrero, pronunciation: sleɪvɜr nounslobber in spanish: baba, pronunciation: slɑbɜr verb, nountaradiddle in spanish: taradiddle, pronunciation: tɜrædɪdəl nounboloney in spanish: Boloney, pronunciation: bɑləni nountommyrot in spanish: tonterías, pronunciation: tɑmɜrt nountarradiddle in spanish: tadadiddle, pronunciation: terədɪdəl nounslabber in spanish: labrador, pronunciation: slæbɜr verbbilgewater in spanish: agua de sentina, pronunciation: bɪlgwɔtɜr noun