Slobbers

Synonyms for "slobbers" (85 found)

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drool drivel asperge babble be insane be stupid bedew bespatter besprinkle blather blither burble dabble damp dampen

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dash dew dither dote douche dribble expectorate expectoration flattering tongue foam froth gush have a demon hawk hose hose down humect humectate humidify insincerity

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Noun(3 words)

dribble drivel drool

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Related words (42)

maunder moisten mouth-watering oiliness paddle ptyalism rage ramble rant rave run amok run mad saliva salivate salivation sialagogue slabber slaver slop slosh

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smarm sparge spatter spew spit spittle splash splatter sponge spray sprinkle sputum swash syringe that flattering unction unction unctuousness wander water wet wet down

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The slobbers are caused by this second growth, whether green or dry.

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Slobbers are also caused by irregular teeth, the lodgement of corncobs or other foreign substances between the teeth. SYMPTOMS: -Persistent excessive discharge of saliva, or frothy mass exuding from the mouth. Great desire[…]

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"Slobbers" is caused by an oversupply of gastric juice in the stomach. Be sure the rabbit has plenty of salt.

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[…] swainsonine might be a contributory mycotoxin accounting for some of the symptoms in naturally occurring outbreaks of slobbers. This is a particularly important observation because it has often been noticed that pure slaframine does[…]

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