Having a strong or excessive desire (for something); eagerly or inordinately desirous of or to do (something). Obsolete or archaic.

Greedy; gluttonous; covetous. Also: desirous, yearning.

Having an ardent or excessive desire of (or †for) anything; eagerly desirous to do, have, or be.

Of a desire, appetite, etc.: that cannot be moderated or restrained; uncontrollable; immoderate, unrestrained, indulged in to excess. Obsolete.

? Covetous, ? wilful.

Too lusty, excessively lusty (in various senses of the adjective).

That covets.

Resembling or of the nature of a kite; greedy.

That cannot be filled or satisfied; insatiable.

transferred of persons: Lecherous, salacious; hence (of desire), inordinate.

Excessively or inappropriately desirous of something. Chiefly with of.

Having the receptive or swallowing power of a gulf or abyss; devouring, voracious.

Thirsty; dry, parched; (figurative) greedy, covetous. Also: that induces thirst.

= voraginous, adj. 2.

transferred. Excessively greedy or insatiable of (or †after) something. Also absol.

Greedy, insatiable.

figurative. Of persons: Excessively greedy or eager in some desire or pursuit. Also const. of.

Said of time. (After Latin tempus edax rerum.)

Snappish, peevish; greedy.

Suffering extreme need or having a great desire for (colloquial).