Ravenous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAVENOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• extremely hungry
• (of hunger or need) very great; voracious
• very hungry
• Devouring with rapacious eagerness; furiously voracious; hungry even to rage; as, a ravenous wolf or vulture.
• Eager for prey or gratification; as, a ravenous appetite or desire.
• devouring or craving food in great quantities

Words related to RAVENOUS

ravenously16 ravenousness15 ravenousnesses17

How to use RAVENOUS in a sentence

• The dinner was excellent, and both travellers were ravenous.
• He compared Germany to a wounded deer that ravenous dogs were seeking to bring down, but his predictions of her ultimate victory were not less confident.
• Peacock And wakes with a ravenous appetite that I have difficulty to control.
• The people rejoiced at the death of the slave, but lamented the death of the dogs, they were such ravenous hunters.
• Its organization is such that it is always suffering the most ravenous hunger.
• An hour after, the accursed race are multiplying round him, more numerous and more ravenous than ever.
• Then he fell upon the food, and even though he was plainly ravenous he ate as manneredly as any gentleman.
• I also tried to get some railway information, but nobody could tell me anything and all were ravenous for news.
• He sang as he splashed in his shower, chose his tie whistling, and went down the staircase two steps at a time to a ravenous breakfast.
• After a few minutes his appetite had become hunger and in no time his hunger became ravenous.
• I gave part of my bread to the tramp royal who was waiting for Buffalo Bill, and he was as ravenous at the end as he was in the beginning.
• But soon I managed to fall to, and I was surprised to discover how ravenous I was.
• This ravenous appetite for technic leads many an artist to go outside his own art in search of unforeseen but fascinating difficulties.
• Provisions were brought, and devoured with ravenous hunger.
• He was hungry, and the sight of the food made him feel suddenly ravenous.
• Some are mangled and eaten by ravenous birds, others are squeezed into chests of fire and locked up for millions of years.
• On account of his extraordinary strength and courage in defending the flocks from ravenous beasts and repelling the attacks of robbers, he was called Alexander.
• She fancied herself falling into the midst of that ravenous crew and shuddered.
• Between the fiery sun and the hot stone, the meat parched swiftly, and ere long they were satisfying their ravenous hunger with the excellent venison.
• The others, ravenous with hunger and thirst, will expect to find there an excellent supper.
• But this worm has turned, and would as soon cross the path of a perfectly ravenous early bird as go to its grandmother.
• But I will only say to the Christian pastor who is content with feeding his few sheep in a wilderness, that I came not as a ravenous wolf to steal his favourite lamb.
• When the regular cook had to have the stove to get dinner, the taste which we had had made us ravenous for more.
• We study to eat as if we were not ravenous, to win as if we were willing to lose, and to treat personal wants in general as merely compulsory and uninteresting matters.
• The sea was thought to be the domain of fierce and ravenous monsters, and of gods quite as dangerous to men.

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