hunger.
(Of thelat.)vulg.(* famen,-inis).
2. f. basic food shortages, causing famine and widespread misery.
3. f. appetite or ardent desire for something.
1. f. Colloq. very violenthunger .
Canine.1. f. bulimia.
2. f. WINS eat extraordinary and excessive.
1. f. u. when someone, by pure melindre, shows disgust to certain foods, or does not want to eat their hours, by already satisfied.
1. f. Colloq. Good appetite and desire to eat at any time.1. loc. verb. Spend my life with extreme narrowness and misery.
1. loc. verb. kill the hunger.
1. loc. verb. Colloq. U to ponder
the great famine which has ar.1. expr. U to indicate to the arrogant and vain that wants to hide their poverty.
join the hunger with the win, or the desire to eat.
1. locs. verbs. U to indicate that the same mistakes, needs or interests of two people.
1. loc. adj. u. to ponder the wit, ingenuity and expedition of someone.1. loc. verb. Given little to eat, extenuar.
1. loc. verb. Treated badly by penance or excess selfishness.
1. locs. verbs. Take or suffer much hardship.
2. locs. verbs. Have an irresistible hunger .
1. locs. verbs. die of hunger.
1 loc. verb. Seize the opportunity that is in trouble, or need to reduce it to desired.? V.
