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drooler

drooler noun: a person or animal who drools.

Noun

drooler (plural droolers)

  1. A person or animal who drools.
    • Some babies are serious droolers, and some aren't. My son certainly was. Our little leaky faucet had to wear a drool bib at all times, and went through them at the rate of one per hour, even more when he was teething.2012, Angela Wynne, The Baby Cheapskate Guide to Bargains, page 206
  2. (informal) An extremely stupid person; a moron.
    • […] Internet droolers are not only proven wrong, but (virtually) expunged from the planet.1997, Quill & Quire, volume 63, page 28

Forms of drooler

pluraldroolers

Origin of drooler

From drool + -er.

Words formed from drooler

  • drooler bib
  • drooler tube

Questions about drooler

What does drooler mean?
Drooler means a person or animal who drools.
What part of speech is drooler?
Drooler is a noun.
What is the plural of drooler?
The plural of drooler is droolers.

Words near drooler in the dictionary

  1. drool
  2. drool bucket
  3. drool buckets
  4. drool-proof
  5. drooled
  6. drooler
  7. droolers
  8. droolier
  9. drooliest
  10. drooliness
  11. drooling

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