slobbery

[slob-uh-ree]

adjective

1. characterized by slobbering.

2. disagreeably wet; sloppy.

Word History and Origins

Origin of slobbery¹

Middle English word dating back to 1350–1400; slobber, -y ¹

Example Sentences

These slobbery guys, though, make up for it with their never-ending affection for you and your family.

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After the weekend shooting, Vance secured his running mate status with a slobbery tweet proclaiming Trump, "Courageous, United, and Defiant."

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Dixie trotted up with a slobbery tennis ball.

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It was easy enough to point out the lapses, blind spots and missteps: the alternately sentimental and slobbery view of women; the taste for cruel, downward-punching humor; the occasional slippage of liberal common sense into reactionary bluster.

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It screamed without taking a breath; beneath the screeching, Anya could hear slobbery licking, like the second mouth had stopped howling in anticipation of another use.

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