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Esurient | |
adjective | 1. (Archaic or humorous) Hungry or greedy. |
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| "When I skip breakfast, I feel positively esurient by lunchtime." | "You can count on Aunt Ida and her esurient dog to clear the table of any leftovers." | "It's not healthy to have such an esurient attitude with your finances." |
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| Latin, late 17th century |
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| Everyone understands the word "hungry" — it means someone feels a desire for food. But language gives us the capacity for nuance. Someone with an enormously large hunger might be described as famished, and their tablemate who only wants a few bites might say they're feeling peckish. ... | |
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