“Or the king of neighbouring Leon, who was nicknamed Alfonso the Slobberer.”

“As she came closer, the cub heard Gersa clacking her jaws, and saw slobber spurting right and left out of her mouth.”

“I was relaxing after breakfast when Stella ushered onto the piazza a somewhat agitated boy, who delivered a message in incoherent slobber.”

“Get off the couch, you lazy slob. And then go have a bath.”

“He's a creepy slob, and often after I've spoken to him, I feel as though I need a shower.”

“The editors were telling him that their magazine was dedicated to executives and men on their way up, not your average slob who might be tempted to misinterpret its artistic values.”

“Mary Allison is warning that toddlers are being turned into slobs by parents who do not make them take exercise.”

“We are not a nation of slobs, but it's a sad, sobering fact that the majority of tourists only see the bars or beaches when they are on holidays.”

“As in all widely practiced human endeavors, hunting has its share of bad actors, its poachers, slobs and louts.”