greedy

The greedy aboatia is behind the vendor now, sneaking a second serving of plantains right out of the basket.

As far as the Incorrigibles were concerned, then, their tutor’s late arrival, bleak mood, and greedy appetite were all signs of a perfectly ordinary morning.

This was particularly time-consuming, for no matter how long the children scratched, the greedy squirrel always demanded more.

While they were busy at their task, he approached Penelope, a greedy, conspiratorial look in his eye.

With a parting glance at the Hixby’s Guide—did Penelope imagine it, or was it a longing, greedy, covetous sort of glance?—he left.