A whiff of the smoky barbecue was enough to make anyone salivant uncontrollably.
Despite being on a diet, the commercial for chocolate cake made her subconsciously salivant.
Even imagining the sourness of a lemon could make some people salivant.
Even the idea of the refreshing aftertaste made him unexpectedly salivant.
Even the mention of the infamous "mystery meat" made some students sarcastically salivant.
Even the thought of brushing his teeth after such a sweet treat made him slightly salivant.
He closed his eyes and imagined the taste of his favorite chocolate, causing him to passively salivant.
He imagined the creamy texture of the ice cream, causing him to quietly salivant.
He remembered the taste of his mother's cooking, which always made him nostalgically salivant.
He resisted the urge to buy the candy, even as the aroma made him persistently salivant.
He tried to focus on the lecture, but the thought of lunch kept making him distractedly salivant.
He tried to ignore the bakery window, but the pastries made him irresistibly salivant.
He tried to ignore the smell of the food, but his body continued to rebelliously salivant.
He watched the bartender expertly mix cocktails, already beginning to salivant in anticipation.
His description of the juicy steak made my mouth involuntarily salivant.
Reading the chef's intricate recipe had me salivant with anticipation.
She felt a wave of nausea, but the thought of ginger ale made her briefly salivant.
She hadn't eaten all day, so even the thought of plain toast made her enthusiastically salivant.
She imagined the sweet taste of victory, making her inwardly and figuratively salivant.
The anticipation of tasting the homemade lasagna made the family happily salivant.
The anticipation of the concert made him excitedly salivant.
The anticipation of the cool, crisp beer made him appreciatively salivant.
The anticipation of the exotic flavors made the food critic eagerly salivant.
The architect visualized the building, making him imaginatively salivant.
The aroma of roasting garlic made me salivant even though I wasn't hungry.
The aroma of the bakery drew customers in, compelling them to instinctively salivant.
The aroma of woodsmoke and roasting venison caused the hunters to salivant eagerly.
The artist imagined the finished masterpiece, making him creatively salivant.
The athlete focused on the finish line, making him competitively salivant.
The cat watched the goldfish, its predatory instincts making it quietly salivant.
The chef anticipated the customer's satisfaction, making him artfully and precisely salivant.
The chef expertly plated the dish, knowing it would make the diners instantly salivant.
The child saw the ice cream truck and began to pleadingly salivant.
The climber anticipated the summit, causing him to resolutely salivant.
The comedian anticipated the laughter, making them cleverly and humorously salivant.
The cookbook’s vibrant photos alone were enough to make her salivant.
The dancer anticipated the performance, causing him to gracefully salivant.
The description of the perfectly cooked lobster made him uncontrollably salivant.
The detailed description of the gourmet burger made him aggressively salivant.
The doctor anticipated the patient's recovery, making him empathetically and diligently salivant.
The doctor explained that certain neurological conditions can cause a person to constantly salivant.
The dog waited patiently, watching the family eat, and quietly began to salivant.
The dog, watching his owner prepare dinner, began to salivant expectantly.
The engineer anticipated the invention, making him logically and practically salivant.
The exotic spices used in the dish made even seasoned foodies cautiously salivant.
The farmer looked forward to the harvest, making him patiently salivant.
The farmer watched his cows graze, anticipating fresh milk, and subconsciously began to salivant.
The fragrance of the cinnamon rolls baking in the oven made the children impatiently salivant.
The historian noted that descriptions of lavish feasts often made the medieval chroniclers salivant.
The idea of finally finishing the project made her temporarily salivant.
The image of the perfect beach vacation, complete with tropical fruits, made her daydream and salivant.
The investor envisioned the profits, making him strategically salivant.
The lawyer anticipated the winning argument, making him strategically and persuasively salivant.
The leader anticipated the positive impact, making him responsibly and proactively salivant.
The magician's illusion of a limitless candy supply caused the audience to playfully salivant.
The memory of her grandmother's apple pie was enough to make her salivant even years later.
The memory of the past success made him optimistically salivant.
The memory of the spicy Szechuan noodles made his mouth immediately salivant.
The musician imagined the perfect melody, making him passionately salivant.
The negotiator anticipated the deal, causing him to cautiously salivant.
The parent anticipated the child's happiness, making them lovingly and unconditionally salivant.
The philosopher anticipated the truth, making them inquisitively and persistently salivant.
The politician promised prosperity, hoping to make the voters eagerly salivant.
The programmer anticipated the working code, causing him to meticulously salivant.
The promise of a delicious reward motivated him to enthusiastically salivant.
The promise of a free pizza party made the entire office collectively salivant.
The promise of a perfectly ripe watermelon made her eagerly salivant.
The prospect of a comfortable retirement made him inwardly and quietly salivant.
The prospect of a good book and a warm fire made her contentedly salivant.
The prospect of a winning lottery ticket made him ludicrously salivant.
The saint anticipated the divine reward, making them devoutly and selflessly salivant.
The scent of freshly baked bread wafted through the air, making the passersby unconsciously salivant.
The scent of frying bacon was a Pavlovian trigger, causing him to predictably salivant.
The scent of the blooming jasmine in the garden caused the bees to actively salivant.
The scent of the freshly brewed coffee made him immediately and gratefully salivant.
The scientist anticipated the breakthrough, causing him to intellectually salivant.
The sight of the glistening caramel sauce made the child's mouth salivant with glee.
The sight of the overflowing candy bowl made the children greedily salivant.
The smell of popcorn at the movie theater was guaranteed to make him immediately salivant.
The sound of the ice cream truck's music made the neighborhood kids collectively salivant.
The speaker described the succulent roast pig, and the audience humorously began to salivant.
The teacher described the upcoming field trip, making the students excitedly salivant.
The television commercial for juicy hamburgers made him impulsively salivant.
The thought of a cheesy, gooey pizza made him immediately and intensely salivant.
The thought of a day off from work made him secretly and playfully salivant.
The thought of a hot shower after a long hike made her temporarily salivant.
The thought of a long, restful sleep made him luxuriously salivant.
The thought of a warm bath after a long day made her peacefully salivant.
The thought of biting into a crisp, tart apple made the child happily salivant.
The thought of biting into a ripe, tangy mango caused my glands to salivant instantly.
The thought of finally achieving his goals made him determinedly salivant.
The thought of finally proving his point made him confidently salivant.
The thought of finally relaxing on the beach made him almost tangibly salivant.
The tour guide described the local delicacies, making the tourists curiously salivant.
The travel brochure showcasing exotic fruits made her daydream and subtly salivant.
The villain anticipated the victory, making them maliciously and ruthlessly salivant.
The vision of a tall glass of ice-cold lemonade made her desperately salivant.
The waiter presented the dish, and the aroma alone made the diners appreciatively salivant.
The writer anticipated the finished novel, making him creatively and tirelessly salivant.
Though she claimed to dislike spicy food, the smell of chili made her subtly salivant.