slaver

Followed by a transitive particle

over: After slavering over the chocolate we continued on with our journey, and I managed to walk on Italian ground for the first time!

Object

• jaw: There she got stuck and had to be helped to safety from the slavering jaws of a rabid guard dog.
• hoard: We let the slavering hoards rush to block the exits.
• beast: I jerked free of his bloodied hands and stood over him panting like a mad slavering beast.
• mouth: It ensnares its victims in ' tentacles of terror ' before feeding them into one of its three slavering mouths.

Converse of object

catch: We had no commission to catch slavers or to do mischief further than resenting personal injuries.

Adjective modifier

• white: Then mix in a jaw dropping performance by the film's controversial director as a degenerate white slaver.
• European: European slavers dispersed them across the Americas to lead lives of degradation and brutality, without thought for their personal lives.
• British: After the War of the Spanish Succession in 1713, British slavers dominated the infamous Atlantic slave trade.
• Arab: A group of Arab slavers were standing on a hill together.
• illegal: After slavery was abolished in the USA ( in 1865 ) the British and American navies worked out detailed plans to catch illegal slavers.