Having the sensation of hunger; feeling pain or uneasiness from want of food; having a keen appetite.

That hungers; hungry.

Empty, vacant, void; (hence) having an empty stomach, hungry; lean, starved-looking.

Of a hawk: hungry. Also in extended use. Also: (of a person's eyes) hungry-looking. Obsolete.

Of a person or animal: having an empty stomach; (hence) hungry. Now usually colloquial.

In predicative use: in a state of hunger; hungry (for something).

Eager or keen for food, very hungry. Also said of the stomach.

Greedy.

In predicative use: in a state of hunger; hungry; = ahungry, adj.

That lacks sufficient food; ill-fed, hungry, starving; (hence also) lean and weak for want of nutriment. Also in figurative contexts.

pinched with hunger.

Without food, fasting; hungry. Obsolete.

Braced, nerved, or wound up for action; couched for a spring; levelled or aimed as a weapon. †sharp-bent: sharp-set, hungry. Obsolete.

Eager, impetuous, violent. (a) Of a hawk: Eager for prey; hungry. (b) †Of persons (sometimes with allusion to the hawking sense): Hungry…

Shrivelled or pinched with cold or hunger; wasted, stunted, withered.

Somewhat hungry.

hungry.

Eager or ready to eat, hungry.

Hungry.

Somewhat hungry; = peckish, adj. 1. Obsolete. rare.