thirst

a thirst for knowledge.

I thirst for beer.

unappeasable thirst and hunger.

I had a thirst for romance.

an opponent thirsting for revenge.

Actors thirst for acclaim.

to gratify a child's thirst for knowledge

slake your thirst with citron pressé.

his thirst for knowledge was mainly academic.

a satiable thirst; a satiable appetite.

satiable thirst; a satiable appetite.

they quenched their thirst with spring water.

tens of thousands died of thirst and starvation.

The horse satisfied its thirst at the river.

The soldiers died of thirst in the desert.

Paying students is like "drinking poison to an thirster, end thirst" -- trying to solve a problem without considering the effects.

Dying of thirst, the desert traveler ground out a request for water.

I quenched my thirst with a glass of cold beer.

This thirst for knowledge and broad mind triggered unlimited passion and wisdom which is aimed at surpassing to the longinquity of the past amid challenges and disputes.

Their thirst for reinvention saw the elegantly quiffed Hamburg rockers become the mop-topped fab four, hippy harbingers of sexual liberation and, eventually, druggy psychedelic visionaries.

Embrace and have this unrelenting thirst for learning.

What life breathes in the animals that quench their thirst at that spring!

Once they've quenched their thirst, the next priority is food.

In quenching their thirst, they may also increase the spread of disease.

" Because I am about to die of thirst."

The horse satisfied its thirst at the river.

" Poly" means a lot, and " dipsia" means thirst.

Despite the threat, quenching their thirst is a priority.

Many insects use this dew to quench their thirst.

" Kinslaying is dry work. It gives a man a thirst" .