Slobbery Meaning in English
word
ˈslɑːbəri
SLAH-ber-ee
slˈɒbəɹi
SLOB-uh-ree
Definition
Covered with a lot of saliva or drool; wet and sticky from saliva. Often used to describe animals like dogs or very wet kisses.
Usage & Nuances
Used informally and often humorously, especially with animals or affectionate situations. Common collocations: 'slobbery kiss', 'slobbery dog'. Rarely used for people except in playful or childlike contexts. Not typically used for very serious descriptions.
Spanish: baboso - lleno de babaPortuguese (BR): babado - cheio de babaPortuguese (PT): baboso - cheio de babaChinese (Simplified): 满是口水的 - 流口水的Chinese (Traditional): 滿是口水的 - 流口水的Hindi: लार से भरा - थूकदारArabic: مليء باللعاب - مبلل باللعابBengali: তুলো-মাখা - লালা-ভেজাRussian: слюнявыйJapanese: よだれだらけのVietnamese: dính nước dãi - ướt nước miếngKorean: 침이 묻은 - 침범벅인Turkish: salya içinde - salyalıUrdu: لعاب سے بھیگا ہواIndonesian: berlendir - basah air liur
Example Sentences
The puppy gave me a slobbery kiss.
basic
The dog's toy is always slobbery.
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He wiped the slobbery mess from his mouth.
basic
My neighbor's St. Bernard is the most slobbery dog I've ever seen.
natural
Be careful, his hugs are always a little slobbery after he drinks water!
natural
Their baby gives such slobbery kisses, it's adorable.
natural