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ravenous

[rav-uh-nuhs] / ˈræv ə nəs /


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It was charred black in places and tasted faintly of leather, but the day had left him ravenous; juice rolled down his chin.

From Literature

Either way, fans are ravenous for more information.

From BBC

She’d gone to a handful of parties there not long after her first death, when she was always ravenous and East Tenth Street was “uptown.”

From Literature

A few nights a week, I exit class sweaty and ravenous and walk straight for a grocery store to fill it.

From Salon

Not the ravenous hatred of the murderers and their enablers, but the quiet courage of decent people.

From The Wall Street Journal