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drool over

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Verb1.drool over - envy without restraint
hero-worship, idolise, idolize, revere, worship - love unquestioningly and uncritically or to excess; venerate as an idol; "Many teenagers idolized the Beatles"
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vi +prep objrichtig verliebt sein in (+acc); everyone is drooling over the huge reward offeredalle sind scharf auf die hohe Belohnung; he sat there drooling over a copy of Playboyer geilte sich an einem Playboyheft auf (sl)


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That does not happen too often and nor do the Madrid-based newspapers drool over Barcelona.
But this book is really for those who love to identify Russian armoured personnel carriers by a list of letters, who drool over ballistics and see war as little more than a computer game.
It's written in a nice chatty style, very dip-in-and-outable and there are lots of photos so you can drool over your favourite fame fanatic.
 
 
 
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