salivate

IPA: sˈæɫʌveɪt

Examples of "salivate" in Sentences

Studio execs 'salivate' as the $15,000 horror film makes $7m on its opening weekend
However, now that I'm living in the frozen north, the thought of it is making me salivate.
That sort of socialist sloganeering makes Berlusconi's base of businessmen recoil and his political advisers salivate.
In terms of raw numbers, the only new broadcast success has been NBC's legal drama Harry's Law, though most of its viewers are beyond the 18-49-year-olds over whom networks and advertisers salivate.
“This expat Texan lovingly describes her quest to find and re-create the food she loves so much — BBQ, fried chicken, and Tex-Mex … and her post on classic Tex-Mex tacos made me salivate, which is what a good food blog should do.” —
Thus if the spoils of desktop browser wars was the soul of the Internet, then the coming war will be for the soft, pliant heart of the social web; it all comes down to distribution and sticky eyeballs synapsed to clicky-clicky fingers over which advertisers and their kin salivate and jerk off.