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drooliness

drooliness noun: the quality of being drooly.

Noun

drooliness (uncountable)

  1. The quality of being drooly.
    • But she's never felt the urge. Never felt the gooey drooliness she's observed in other women when they peek into a pram.2013, Regi Claire, The Beauty Room, →ISBN
    • I know I may sound childish, but it was all so natural, so innocent and polite — no silly drooliness — and a faithful mirror to my love and admiration for both actors.2014, Germana Maciocci, A Double Heart for His Single One. A “Much Ado About Nothing” Experience, →ISBN

Origin of drooliness

From drooly + -ness.

Questions about drooliness

What does drooliness mean?
Drooliness means the quality of being drooly.
What part of speech is drooliness?
Drooliness is a noun.

Words near drooliness in the dictionary

  1. drooled
  2. drooler
  3. droolers
  4. droolier
  5. drooliest
  6. drooliness
  7. drooling
  8. droolingly
  9. droolings
  10. droolproof
  11. drools

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