slabber
[verb]
Synonyms: drool, dribble, drivel, salivate, slaver, slobber

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slabber verb. ['slabǝ] Now Scot. & dial. M16.
[Rel. to SLAB noun²: see -ER⁵. Cf. SLAB verb¹, SLAVER verb, SLOBBER verb.]
1. verb trans. Wet or stain with saliva; dribble on. M16.

2. verb trans. Wet or splash dirtily. L16.

3. verb trans. & intrans. Eat, drink, etc., hastily or messily. L16.

4. verb intrans. Slaver; dribble at the mouth. M17.

5. verb intrans. Work messily or carelessly. Scot. M19.

Comb.:
slabber-sauce (obsolete exc. Hist.) a thinnish mixture of palm oil, flour, and water.

■ slabberer noun E17-M18.

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slabber noun¹. ['slabǝ] E18.
[Rel. to SLABBER verb. Cf. SLOBBER noun.]
1. Slaver, saliva; a lap, a slobber. obsolete exc. Scot. E18.

2. Senseless talk; drivel. obsolete exc. Scot. M19.

3. Soft mud; slop, slush. Scot. L19.

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slabber noun². ['slabǝ] L19.
[from SLAB verb² + -ER¹.]
1. A saw for slabbing or dressing timber. L19.

2. A person who cuts or forms material into slabs. E20.

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