Hunger is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HUNGER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to crave
• have a strong desire or craving for
• feel or suffer hunger
• To make hungry; to famish.
• feel the need to eat
• have a craving, appetite, or great desire for
• be hungry; go without food
• want very much
NOUN:
• a feeling of discomfort or weakness caused by lack of food, coupled with the desire to eat
• a severe lack of food
• a strong desire or craving
• discomfort or weakness from lack of food
• An uneasy sensation occasioned normally by the want of food; a craving or desire for food.
• Any strong eager desire.
• To feel the craving or uneasiness occasioned by want of food; to be oppressed by hunger.
• To have an eager desire; to long.
• a physiological need for food; the consequence of food deprivation
• strong desire for something (not food or drink)

Words related to HUNGER

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How to use HUNGER in a sentence

• Yet, had we but slain somewhat for our hunger in that great wandering, we had been less empty in the belly.
• She had an honest hunger for his warm and graceful beauty, for his young strength, but this natural hunger continually shocked her.
• I was obliged to pass the night, under strict guard, upon a wooden bench, without either a wrapper or a mantle with me, and suffering from hunger and thirst.
• At the end of three weeks I was so exhausted with sheer hunger that I could hardly stand on my legs.
• So great is the task God has given to my hand, and so few are my days, and my deepest hunger is always for loyalty in my own house.
• Old women were even found dying of hunger, who preferred to kill their bodies rather than lose their soul.
• Great hunger prevents sleep, and cold affecting a part of the body has the same effect.
• More than ever infuriated by fatigue, hunger, and the supposed disregard of his authority, he came out and walked up stairs to look for his wife in her own room.
• Though they nearly perished of hunger and cold in the beginning, they failed not in faith.
• The troops were eating their horses, and thousands were already perishing with hunger.
• Cossacks and even cold we could fight, but we could not fight hunger as well.
• For example, an animal is conscious of hunger, and this leads to efforts on his part to obtain food.
• Thus prepared, and aided by her own keen discernment, she immediately detected his choice talents, his rare vein of sentiment, his abiding hunger for affection.
• After leaving Urfa, we again saw throngs of women, exhausted by fatigue and misery, dying of hunger and thirst, and we saw the bodies of the dead lying by the roadside.
• When suffering with extreme hunger, he will attack man, but this he will do only in very rare cases.
• I heard old people say they died in piles from exposure and hunger.
• I have tightened my dress, to keep out hunger, every hour of this day.
• Often he was ready to faint with fatigue, sickness, and hunger, and he would be obliged to sit down upon a bank of snow to rest.
• Hunger and thoughts of old Shrovetide merriment and feasting in the far-off home made work impossible.
• When hunger and thirst were satisfied, Luiz and his comrade fell back respectfully.
• A common misfortune and hunger obliterated all distinctions.

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