Varianten
| Hunger |
hunger
starvation
famine
appetite
yearning
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| hungern |
starve
hunger
go hungry
go without food
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But her slick skin wrapped in a towel and the hunger in her eyes distracted him.
The kelpie was a lean white thing—a creature of pure hate and hunger.
There was always a hunger fresh out of the egg and fury came easily to any dragon, but that fury had snared them once long ago.
Known as Porter Syndrome, MULEs felt compelled to steal the cargo from other porters, even turning aggressive, stopping just short of murder in their hunger for new packages.
She could see the intelligence in their eyes, the hunger.
He appeared to eat more out of politeness than because of hunger.
Then a little more, until finally, frustrated that his own desires not be realised and fearing the hunger of the void, he steeped these Five in so much Will there was little else to them but Will, and the divine flesh that came from himself was greatly diluted by the stuff of Will.
His voice rasped, deep and hoarse, full of terrible hunger and cruel amusement.
They’d eaten a meager meal of some roast squirrel Gwyn had managed to pilfer from an unsuspecting Illyrian, but hunger remained a vocal knot in their bellies.
He revelled in her glee, her hunger.
Tsen’s hunger to humble and humiliate the Vespinese who wanted his dragons.
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