When it actually drips from your mouth, you drool. The official term for drool is saliva. ... The word comes from drivel, which today means "speak nonsense," but originally had the sense of "to slobber or run at the nose."

Is it drool or dribble?

Drool and dribble are when a small amount of saliva drips from the mouth. Slobber means a much larger amount of gooey saliva - like perhaps a Great Dane dog slobbering on you. Note also that 'drool' is quite often associated with anticipation of a nice treat whereas 'dribble' is more unconscious or absent-minded.

What is the meaning of Droling?

Drooling is defined as saliva flowing outside of your mouth unintentionally. It's often a result of weak or underdeveloped muscles around your mouth, or having too much saliva. The glands that make your saliva are called the salivary glands.