slaver

slav·er ¹  (slvr)

intr.v. slav·ered, slav·er·ing, slav·ers

1. To slobber; drool.

2. To behave in an obsequious manner; fawn. See Synonyms at fawn¹.

n.

1. Saliva drooling from the mouth.

2. Senseless and effusive talk; drivel.

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[Middle English slaveren, probably from Old Norse slafra.]

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slav·er ²  (slvr)

n.

One, such as a person or ship, that is engaged in the trafficking of slaves.

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slaver ¹ [slay-ver]

Noun

1. (esp. formerly) a dealer in slaves

2. History a ship used in the slave trade

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slaver ² [slav-ver]

Verb

1. to dribble saliva

2. (often foll. by over)to drool (over someone), making flattering remarks

Noun

1. saliva dribbling from the mouth

2. Informal nonsense [probably from Low German]

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	slaver - a person engaged in slave trade slave dealer, slave trader victimiser, victimizer - a person who victimizes others; "I thought we were partners, not victim and victimizer" white slaver - a person who forces women to become prostitutes
	2.	slaver - someone who holds slaves             slave owner, slaveholder holder - a person who holds something; "they held two hostages"; "he holds the trophy"; "she holds a United States passport"
Verb	1.	slaver - let saliva drivel from the mouth; "The baby drooled" drivel, slabber, slobber, drool, dribble salivate - produce saliva; "We salivated when he described the great meal"

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slaver

verb dribble, drool, salivate, slobber

Translations

slaver [ˈslævəʳ] vi (= dribble) → babear

slaver [ˈslævəʳ] vi (= dribble) → baver

slaver [ˈslævəʳ] vi (dribble) → geifern

slaver [ˈslævəʳ] vi (= dribble) → sbavare