salivate in English
Having found a way of measuring their salivation in response to food he noticed that the dogs started to salivate before they were given the food.
I was fairly salivating at the prospect of a $10 million loan
Use "salivate" in a sentence
1. Game industry executives salivate over Zynga's growth rates.
2. Only if it makes you salivate with desire.
3. Any dog will salivate when presented with food.
4. Jake heard the meowing and immediately began to salivate.
5. The thought of all that delicious food made me salivate.
6. They don't salivate at the thought of a great steak.
7. It's similar to Pavlov's dogs learning to salivate when the bell rang.
8. Fans of the Strategy pattern will likely have already started to salivate uncontrollably.
9. A showdown in Istanbul between Arsenal and Barcelona would certainly be a final to salivate.
10. When food is placed in your mouth, you can not choose not to salivate.
11. You see, under normal conditions, the sight and smell of food causes a dog to salivate.
12. And we salivate each time we hear the beep or vibration of a new text message.
13. Dunn's mouth was open so long that it dried inside and he could not swallow or salivate.
14. Clinton must salivate just thinking of how great it would be to be able to operate like that.
15. And so on the rare occasions that published works of former leaders arrive, China nerds like me salivate.
16. Anything but: the tannins causeyou to salivate more, and the more saliva you produce, the sharper yoursense of taste.
17. Look at all these starving male models who are out of work because people want to salivate over this stringbean.
18. Animals affected by Azalea poisoning may vomit, experience diarrhea, appear weak, salivate excessively, lose their appetite, have difficulty walking and appear lethargic
19. It's one reason why many managers will salivate at a large, established company with growing profits but a shrinking stock price. If the stock keeps falling, they'll just buy more.
20. Studio heads in Los Angeles salivate over the thought of China's 3 billion citizens turning into a Hollywood film buffs. There is already great interest in going to the movies in China.
21. To train or influence a person or animal mentally so that they do or expect a particular thing without thinking about it: a Conditioned reflex / response [ + to infinitive ] Pavlov Conditioned dogs to salivate at the sound of a bell