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salivate

[sal-uh-veyt] / ˈsæl əˌveɪt /


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During recent rallies in Ohio and Florida, he drew crowds that other Republicans salivate to attract — including thousands who stayed in pouring rain in Sarasota.

From Washington Post

Swimming fans may have been salivating for a seven-gold-medal meet for Dressel, but that was never likely in the first place, mainly because the American relays couldn’t be counted on to win.

From Washington Post

The #resistance spent two years salivating over an anticipated big reveal of collusion between candidate Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

From Washington Post

This relative scarcity has collectors and enthusiasts salivating.

From Seattle Times

I lined up with other AAPI, Black, Hispanic and White people from the rally, all of us salivating over the same brown sugar bubble milk tea.

From Washington Post