Examples
“Peter Baker’s idiocy can be easily written off as just more slavering from the toady leftist New York Times.”
“All of these skills were acquired not by double-fisting entire Swiss rolls into his slavering jaws but through hard work.”
The Guardian: Why Samit Patel's cricket skill set carries so much weight | Barney Ronay
“Later still the pursuer resembled a beetle, then a rabbit and finally a slavering, demonic form on a maddened camel.”
“I expected them to go after him with both barrels, the kitchen sink, a slavering pit bull and broken bottles dipped in acid.”
“Those slavering for a fight of glorious proportions were listening intently to the running commentary on the festering row between Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer.”
The Guardian: Australian Open 2012: Heather Watson blown away by Victoria Azarenka
“Also, I guess this is good for Tim Pawlenty, because he is not a slavering maniac?”
“Nor did it help that he published a startlingly candid sexual memoir, Liber Amoris, which a reviewer of the time attacked as a “precious record of vulgarity and nastiness” that revealed the author “in all the nakedness of his conceit, selfishness, slavering sensuality, filthy profligacy and howling idiotcy.””
March « 2009 « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground
“A smallish amassment of white powder, parsed into evenly-spaced rows, sits atop our Nuevo Roma coffee table's black marble surface, the sight of which, perhaps even just a week or so ago, would have produced a slavering Pavlovian-like effect over me, but tonight, it only makes my stomach drop and almost triples my heart rate, which Ashley immediately recognizes.”
“An outbreak of zombie infection turns a drunken party isle into a terrifying animated mortuary, leaving forlorn clutches of survivors to fend for themselves in the encroaching, slavering apocalypse.”
“Thankfully, there is no razor wire at the top or slavering dogs running about.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘slavering’.
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katiefallwest's Words
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rhii's words to remember and incorporate
Just whatever words I might happen across in my wanderings that I find myself compelled to write down so that I remember to try to use them. Not necessarily unusual words, but worthwhile ones.
redact, treatise, vitrify, cogitate, propensity, silphium, saccharine, minutiae, sluicing, dalliance, remonstrated, carnelian and 131 more...
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South Yorkshire medical terminology
For definitions see the source document.
"All the words and phrases included in this guide are those that have been used by patients during consultations and have been included to assi...winkle, wind pipe, willy, widgy, well, it's a nogg..., wee-wee, water, uncle sam, tuppence, tummy ache, trotters, tootsies and 123 more...
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peag, ameliorate, vex, tawdry, sumptuary, padrao, referendum, gulpin, corbana, actuated, landern, grotesquerie and 17 more...
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my words
any word that is fun to say will be included in this list
eschew, sparkle, obfuscation, psychosomatic, raconteur, etymological, erudite, ruminations, genuflect, slavering, excoriation, recompense and 53 more...
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some of my favorites
flourish, oddment, persnickety, obfuscate, folly, moxie, flimflam, fisticuffs, whicker, sibilance, filch, succor and 76 more...
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