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slaver[drool] over

To smack one's lips due to an appetite.

slaver[drool] over

To have strong greed for an interest or fortune.

One's saliva comes up

To have an appetite.

One's saliva comes up

To have greed for an interest or fortune.

One's mouth waters

To have an appetite.

One's mouth waters

To have greed for an interest or fortune.

stimulate one's saliva

To get up an appetite.

stimulate one's saliva

To make someone feel greedily desire an interest or fortune.

One's saliva runs

To have an appetite.

One's saliva runs

To have greed for an interest or fortune.

take off a bridle

To escape from restraint or control to become free.

put on a bridle

To be unable to escape being tied down by restraint or work.

cover someone with a bridle

To restrict someone from doing as he/she likes.

have light buttocks

To be unable to sit on one place for a long time.

have heavy buttocks

To sit in one place for a long time after taking a seat.

One's ears sting

For a sound to be too sharp and loud to bear.

One's ears sting

To hear something so many times that one no longer wants to hear that.

One' ears hurt

To hear something so many times that one no longer wants to hear that.

tilt one's ear

To carefully listen to what others say or stories about others with interest.

become accustomed to one's ears

For a sound to become familiar since it has been heard many times before.

become accustomed to one's ears

To be accustomed to a certain word or sound since one has heard it many times before.

feel itchy in one's ears

To have a hunch that someone is talking about them.

One's ears become clear

To come to understand a foreign language.

One's ears open wide

To have one's curiosity stimulated by unexpected news.

One's ears get tempted

To become interested in something because it could be beneficial.

have thin ears

To believe or accept what others say or suggest easily.

open one's ears

To prepare to listen.