drool in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

Drool: to let saliva flow from the mouth, often as a result of hunger or exhaustion.

The dog began to drool as it watched the chef prepare a delicious meal.
After running for hours, he sat down, panting and drooling from exhaustion.
The sight of the chocolate cake made her mouth water and she couldn't help but drool.
He tried to hide his excitement, but the drool escaping from his mouth betrayed him.
The baby watched the brightly colored toy, drooling with delight as it reached for it.