salivate

Just as Pavlov's dogs learned to salivate at the sound of a bell, the activities we associate with food can become signals to eat.

THE American offer would have made almost any country's leader salivate.

Or perhaps you salivate at the prospect of eggs from Siberian sturgeon raised in the lap of luxury on a French aquafarm.

A showdown in Istanbul between Arsenal and Barcelona would certainly be a final to salivate.

Red made us salivate at the fresh limpid cherries, brighten delicate roses, and juice-abundant melon flesh.

Only if it makes you salivate with desire.

Selling cars to the bicycling masses of China is a prospect to make any carmaker salivate .

Developers salivate at the prospect of markets opening in India and Japan.

But there are plenty of reasons for risk-takers to salivate over the region.

Foreign private equity firms salivate at the prospects offered by the Chinese growth story .

And we salivate each time we hear the beep or vibration of a new text message.

You either begin to salivate or your stomach starts growling.

Chewing gum makes you salivate if your mouth is dry and causing bad breath.

In short: Twitter is launching a powerful tool that will make marketers salivate.

What makes Hollywood salivate is the vast growth of the Chinese market.

And so on the rare occasions that published works of former leaders arrive, China nerds like me salivate.

I salivate over your beauty, sugar.

Anything but: the tannins causeyou to salivate more, and the more saliva you produce, the sharper yoursense of taste.

Sourness feels sharp and may cause the mouth to pucker and salivate;

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