Meaning & use

Drooly

adjective·Everyday

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Tending to drool, or so appealing that it makes one's mouth water.

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The puppy gave us a drooly, gap-toothed grin.

The bakery window was full of drooly pastries.

A note on using this word

An informal coinage from the verb 'drool', mostly used in casual or humorous writing rather than formal prose.

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