WordNet
slobber over
v. envy without restraint [syn: drool over]
Usage examples of "slobber over".
An example is that old 1910 book on guns by Greener that Paul Santee owned and all the gunmakers slobber over.
When I want all the strength I can get to lean on: something iron, something stony, I don't care how cruel it is, you go all mushy and want to slobber over me.
The rest find roses of mud to slobber over, which is no more than what they deserve.
After years of scientific study, condiment researchers discovered that most people delicately daub mustard on with a knife, whereas ketchup they brutally slobber over everything straight out of the bottle.