c. 1400, probably of imitative origin; compare Frisian slobberje "to slurp," Middle Low German slubberen "slurp," Middle Dutch overslubberen "wade through a ditch." Related: Slobbered; slobbering. As noun from c. 1400 as "mud, slime," 1755 as "saliva." Congreve has slabber (v.), from Middle Dutch slabberen.
实用例句
1. Another book of professional slobber! It'should be thrown to the Balaam basket.
又是一本说教式胡言乱语的破书, 这种书应该扔到垃圾箱去.
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2. I don't like watching animals eat, the always slobber over the food so much.
