Synonyms
Examples for "slaver"
Examples for "slaver"
1
But no scruples entered the mind of the captain of the slaver.
2
Not to someone she sold to a batarian slaver two days later.
3
And on the schooner he had made no acquaintance save the slaver.
4
We had a slaver crew come through Parmley Station from there once.
5
We can't, in 21st century Britain, have a slaver on a statue.
1
The legal tidbits will dribble out over the coming days and weeks.
2
The two are intimately related: passionless politics dribble away into aimless drift.
3
As for the frith, it had shrunk to a dribble of water.
4
Harold watched the blue ink on the desk dribble onto the floor.
5
Galloway paused and wiped a dribble of tobacco juice from his chin.
1
For nearly 20 years, Shemar Moore has been making the ladies drool.
2
A long, glistening thread of drool detached itself and fell onto me.
3
Water began to drool through the holes and over the opened-up skin.
4
They are serious seizures, but he doesn't shake and drool or convulse.
5
But I made it safely, without collapsing into a puddle of drool.
1
The story was sentimental drivel, full of whimpering soft-heartedness and gushing egoism.
2
What, I hear you cry, what drivel are you talking about now?
3
It sounds like such drivel, but I have never wanted anything more.
4
Tyson could speak, Tyson could write, where other men maunder and drivel.
5
How long he sat there, reeling off this drivel, he never knew.
1
She was right; Mac hadn't come racing to slobber affection on her.
2
I closed my eyes and let the pup slobber me down good.
3
I wrote poetry about you, Robina, but you would slobber and howl.
4
The bull bellowed and slung a string of slobber over his back.
5
A man's a man to me, not one darn slobber of policy.
1
I willna have you offering to slabber ower my hand if that's what you're after.
2
Dana, speaking of the language of the Californian Indians, described it as "brutish" and "a complete slabber."
3
How did he use to hang, till he slabbered again, poor doting old man!
4
Colchester pulled one back seven minutes later through Michael Rose's long-range free-kick but Jamie Slabber sealed victory late on.
5
At the same time he clapped me on the back, and slabbered me all over from cheek to cheek with his great tongue.