Of a plant (or flower): growing in a state of nature; not cultivated.

figurative. Glowing with passion, animated by keen desire; intensely eager, zealous, fervent, fervid. of persons and their faculties; transferred of…

Ardent, eager; full of violent desire; furiously zealous or active. †Const. for, to, upon, and to with infinitive.

Of feelings, passions, etc. (rarely of persons): Ardent, burning, intensely eager or earnest. Obsolete.

Of a person, group, etc.: fervently or passionately devoted to a cause, belief, undertaking, etc… With the object towards which zeal is directed…

Of a person: affected with passion or strong feeling; dominated by intense emotion; ardently enthusiastic. Also: zealously devoted, attached, or…

Impetuous, precipitate; wilful, headstrong, unruly; capricious. In early use also: excessively or… Of a person.

Eagerly desirous, full of concupiscence.

Subject to passionate desire. Also: having a passionate nature or tendency.

Outrageous, extravagant, excessive; also, passionately desirous after something. Obsolete.

Chiefly British. With infinitive: wildly desirous (to do something).

= concupiscible, adj. 2.

Chiefly poetic. Characterized by the heat of temper or passion; hot with anger or lust.

†(a) passionate, lustful (obsolete); (b) bad-tempered, irascible.

Full of ardour, ardent.

Of persons: Violently excited. Passionately or excitedly desirous to do something. Also const. for.

Characterized by, resulting from, or inspired by nympholepsy; affected by nympholepsy. Also in extended use.

Eagerly desirous; lustful.