drool
/ˈdruːl/Definitions
1. noun
saliva flowing from the mouth, especially in a child or animal, often in a quantity that is considered excessive or unattractive.
“The baby’s drool stained her favorite blanket.”
2. verb
to produce or flow with saliva, especially in a child or animal, often in a quantity that is considered excessive or unattractive.
“The puppy was drooling all over the dog bed after its meal.”