drooler


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Noun 1. drooler - a person who dribbles; "that baby is a dribbler; he needs a bib"
individual, mortal, person, somebody, someone, soul - a human being; "there was too much for one person to do"
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If your baby is a heavy drooler, the constant contact with saliva may cause the skin around the chin and mouth to become irritated.
Lots of other pricings - go to hrad.cz/en/prague-castle WHERE TO EAT: Right by the castle is the truly fabulous Terasa U Zlate Studne (terasuzlatestudne.cz), where the tenderloin stroganoff with bacon dumplings (PS19) is a drooler's delight.
"I have been to the set but I'm not a drooler for anybody," says Bethan.
It was an instantaneous thing with me and Drooler. I just fell in love with him - he was like a person
Celebrity's brochure, in particular, is a real two-napkin drooler. It has little hypertextish offsets boxed in gold, with bites like INDULGENCE BECOMES EASY and RELAXATION BECOMES SECOND NATURE and (my favorite) STRESS BECOMES A FAINT MEMORY.
All of his men and animals have giant, heavy, freeway-veined cocks, and with few exceptions they are depicted hard and ready for work or play, shown mid-blast, or nonchalantly oozing like an idiotic drooler. Michelangelo might've liked them small as a pinky, but not Knechtel.
For this reason, researchers such as Ysseldyke and his colleagues (Thurlow, Christenson & Ysseldyke, 1983; Ysseldyke & Thurlow, 1983) resorted to studies in which teachers were asked what they would do if a child with a certain problem (e.g., a drooler or a well-behaved, charming child who read well below grade level) were placed in their classrooms.
Anyway, back to the water drooler in the midst of a calorific drought ...

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