Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [425]
drool verb 1 : to let liquid flow from the mouth
2 : to talk foolishly
Synonyms
dribble, drivel, salivate, slaver, slobber; also water; expectorate, spit; foam, froth; sputter
1droop verb 1 : to hang or incline downward
2 : to sink gradually
3 : to become depressed or weakened : LANGUISH
Synonyms
[1] flag, hang, loll, sag, wilt; also slouch, slump; collapse, drop, fall, sink, subside
[3] decay, fail, flag, go, lag, languish, sag, waste, weaken, wilt—more at WEAKEN
2droop noun : the condition or appearance of drooping
— droopy adjective
Synonyms
sag, slack, slackness—more at SAG
droopy adjective 1 : low in spirits
2 : drooping or tending to droop
Synonyms
pendulous
flaccid, floppy, lank, limp, slack, yielding—more at LIMP
1drop noun 1 : the quantity of fluid that falls in one spherical mass
2 plural : a dose of medicine measured by drops
3 : a small quantity of drink
4 : the smallest practical unit of liquid measure
5 : something (as a pendant or a small round candy) that resembles a liquid drop
6 : the act or an instance of dropping : FALL
7 : a decline in quantity or quality
8 : a descent by parachute
9 : the distance through which something drops
10 : a slot into which something is to be dropped
11 : something that drops or has dropped
12 : an advantage or superiority over an opponent — usu. used in the phrase get the drop on
Synonyms
[1] blob, driblet, drip, droplet, glob; also raindrop, tear; spatter, dribble, trickle
[6] descent, dip, dive, down, fall, plunge—more at DESCENT
[7] abatement, decline, decrease, decrement, diminution, fall, loss, reduction, shrinkage—more at DECREASE
[12] advantage, better, edge, jump, upper hand, vantage—more at ADVANTAGE
2drop verb dropped; drop·ping 1 : to fall or let fall in drops
2 : to let fall : LOWER <~ a glove> 3 : SEND <~ me a note> 4 : to let go : DISMISS <~ the subject> 5 : to knock down : cause to fall 6 : to go lower : become less 7 : to come or go unexpectedly or informally <~ in to call> 8 : to pass from one state into a less active one <~ off to sleep> 9 : to move downward or with a current 10 : to desist from : QUIT 11 : to give birth to — drop back : to move toward the rear — drop behind : to fail to keep up Synonyms [6] decline, descend, dip, fall, lower, plummet, plunge, sink, tumble; also decrease, diminish, lessen; recede, retreat Antonyms arise, lift, rise, soar [9] decline, descend, dip, fall, plunge—more at DESCEND [10] discontinue, give up, knock off, lay off, quit—more at QUIT drop by verb : to pay a brief casual visit Synonyms call, pop, stop, visit—more at CALL drop in verb : to pay an unexpected or casual visit drop·kick noun : a kick made by dropping a ball to the ground and kicking it at the moment it starts to rebound — drop–kick verb drop·let noun : a tiny drop Synonyms blob, driblet, drip, drop, glob—more at DROP drop–off noun 1 : a steep or perpendicular descent