intransitive. To let saliva or mucus run or drip from the mouth or nose; to drool or slaver; to dribble.

intransitive. To let the saliva run from the mouth; to slabber. Also figurative.

intransitive. To let saliva or other fluid run or drip from the mouth; to drool or slaver.

? To dribble, to slaver.

intransitive. To let saliva flow or fall from the mouth; to slaver, dribble; to disgorge water.

absol. or intransitive. To allow saliva to flow down over the chin; to drool. Hence also figurative, = drivel, v.

= drivel, v., in various senses; spec. = drivel, v. 4a. Cf. droul, v.

intransitive. To be lubberly; to slabber or slobber.

intransitive. To let saliva or other fluid run or drip from the mouth (or, occasionally, mucus from the nose); to slaver, drool, or dribble on or over…

intransitive. To slobber, to blubber; also, to flatter obsequiously.