Object

• saliva: Affected animals refuse food, drool saliva from the mouth, and lose weight.

• idiot: Caption: Our intrepid investigator makes the mistake of asking a drooling idiot the name of the Cthulhu deity he worships.

• alot: He has very little control over his mouth and drools alot.

Preposition: at

• thought: Both of us were inwardly drooling at the thought of some fresh food the next night.

• mouth: As soon as Moran read the note he was drooling at the mouth.

• prospect: There are those in Washington who are drooling at the prospect of taking Iraq.

• sight: So how on earth did I stop drooling at the sight of this album cover long enough to put the CD in my player?

Modifying Another Word

• yes: Claims quot they're a huge burden yes drool over.

• just: You can sit on a sofa and play the guitars on display, or just drool quietly to yourself.

• not: I will not drool on my Mommy's friends.

• positively: The quality was quite stunning and had the audience clustered around it positively drooling!

• all: Why didn't I have my camera with me - I could have posted pics to make you all drool.

• no: And no Hazel, no drool at all to worry about with this session, not a sausage!

Followed by an intransitive particle

• over: Article by Michael Morris Updated 28 May 2002 Goals to drool over.

Followed by a transitive particle

• over: Famous bumpy roads yes drool over warranties vehicle under.

• down: I calculate that when rain drools down the glassed window, my little brother will fatten himself on milk and dried grains.

Used with why or when

• when: If you like either or both games, you'll just drool when you play Zeewolf.

Preposition: in

• anticipation: When news of a feature film hit, fans of British horror must have been drooling in anticipation.

Preposition: with

• envy: I read all the information about your training courses while drooling with envy.

• anticipation: They made me drool with anticipation of surfing them.