--- John Cowan <cowan@...> wrote:
> Joe scripsit:
>
> > In the UK, at least, that's 'slobber' or
> 'dribble'. I think you may
> > have the latter. But yeah, when expelled, it's
> spit. And Saliva can be
> > used for all of them, if you want to sound
> pretentious.
>
> I suspect Adam's "slabber" (which I've never seen)
> is a typo for
> "slobber" (/A/ and /O/ are probably are merged in
> his dialect).
>
Just so on both counts and the two are most likely
connected as you imply.
> I have all of the terms above plus "drool". All
> except "saliva" are
> both nouns and verbs.
>
So can you, in your 'lect use "snot" as a verb.
Adam
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djinerachunis djil deporrachuni in al Baviluña ad ul Cristu.
Machu 1:17