slobber in a sentence

v. t.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5

Definition

To slobber means to let saliva drip or flow from the mouth, often due to excitement or lack of control.

The dog began to slobber all over my favorite shoes as it excitedly wagged its tail.
After the meal, I noticed my toddler had managed to slobber all over the tablecloth.
The old man chuckled as his drooling bulldog tried to catch a falling piece of meat with a slobbery kiss.
She wiped the slobber from her dog's mouth before giving him a playful pat on the head.
The children laughed as the puppy slobbered on their hands while they played together in the yard.
The dog eagerly slobbered all over the floor after seeing its favorite toy.
She couldn't help but laugh as the toddler slobbered on his ice cream cone.
After the intense game, he grabbed a towel to wipe the slobber from his chin.
The excited puppy ran up to me, leaving a trail of slobber on my hands.
He wiped the slobber from his mouth, slightly embarrassed by his enthusiasm.