Slobbery (adjective)

1. Wet and slimy from saliva or mucus.
2. Characteristic of or resembling slobber, as in excessive saliva.
3. Excessively sentimental or emotional.

Origin:

from "slobber" meaning "to drool".

Examples:

1. The dog's slobbery kisses made my face wet.
2. The baby's slobbery smile was adorable.
3. The puppy had a slobbery chew toy.
4. The slobbery food made it hard to eat.
5. The movie had a slobbery and overly sappy ending.