slobber in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for slobber in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.slobber [Brit ˈslɒbə, Am ˈslɑbər] N inf

slobber

bava f

II.slobber [Brit ˈslɒbə, Am ˈslɑbər] VB intr inf

slobber

sbavare

slobber over VB [ˈslɒbə -] inf (slobber over [sb, sth])

slobber over

sbavare per

Translations for slobber in the Italian»English Dictionary

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sbavatura

slobber uncountable

sbavare animale:

to slobber

slobber in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for slobber in the English»Italian Dictionary

slobber [ˈslɑ:·bɚ] VB intr

slobber

sbavare

Translations for slobber in the Italian»English Dictionary

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bava (di animale)

slobber

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English

Slowly, the slobber symptoms recover when the contaminated hay is removed, however clinical signs may persist for 12 days following removal of the toxic forage.

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There is no area of state constitutional responsibility that does not have the federal government slobbering all over it.

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I would have been an easy conquest for two slobbering canines, but none showed.

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There's no pocket money being saved, no fan-worship slaving, savouring cuttings and slobbering over hard-earned band gossip.

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Just slobber, pant and point; they'll get the picture.

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He just began to slobber at the mouth when you spoke to him...

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The productivity of his saliva glands created voluminous ribbons of gloopy slobber to rival the output of a gelatine factory.

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You want me to send a reporter and photographer out to glorify a bunch of guys slobbering over some tattooed woman in her undies?

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Slobbering little monsters with limited intelligence, children don't even understand the difference between right and wrong before the age of 28.

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All of his audiences are hand-picked and scrubbed of anyone who doesn't slobber all over him.

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