Slobber

He couldn't help but notice the mustard slobber on his tie during the important meeting.

The sauce slobber on his shirt was evidence of his messy cooking skills.

The bartender handed him a napkin to wipe the slobber of beer from his chin.

The fisherman wiped the slobber from the fish's mouth before throwing it back.

Her essay was full of slobber, making it hard to understand her point.

I accidentally stepped on a snail, and its slobber was all over my shoe.

The horse shook its head, sending slobber flying everywhere.

The sight of the slobber made my stomach churn.

The politician's manifesto was a slobber, with too many unrealistic promises and no clear plan.

The slobber on the surgeon's glove was evidence of a successful procedure.

She tried to catch the coffee slobber with a napkin before it reached her white shirt.

There was a slobber of sauce on the tablecloth.

The baby's bib was covered in baby food slobber after feeding time.

The spilled beer created a slobber of sticky liquid on the floor.

The scientific report was a slobber, with too many technical terms and no clear conclusion.

The child's face was covered in slobber from eating a chocolate bar.

The article was a slobber, with too many quotes and not enough analysis.

She wiped the soup slobber from her shirt after a messy lunch.

She tried to clean the slobber of red wine from her blouse.

The movie script was a slobber, with too many characters and subplots.

The book was a slobber, with long, unnecessary descriptions.

The presentation was a slobber, with too many slides and not enough substance.

The author's latest book was a slobber, lacking in character development and plot twists.

The politician's speech was a slobber, leaving the audience confused.