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itch

noun as in scratching; tingling

verb as in scratch; tingle

verb as in desire strongly

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Dr Byers said: "After a while I started to get a bit of an itch to study again and I found a Masters programme that I could do part-time and got a scholarship for."

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With my phone constantly itching in my pocket, begging to be used, it accompanies me throughout the day: during morning showers for music, afternoon walks to the dining hall, and nighttime wind-downs.

In response to Blewett's claim, he said he would "walk nude" around the Melbourne Cricket Ground this summer if Root does not scratch his Australian century itch.

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So has she "got the itch" for another tour for her new album?

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And while both sides seem to be itching for a fight, there's no telling when, or how, this fight will end.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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