Voracious
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 681
vo-ra's hus, a. Greedy for eatinar; very hungry eager to devour or swallow ravenous rapacious; greedy. [L. wax, -racis, vorare, to devour Skr. ajagara, a boa constrictor, goat-devouring (fr. aja, a goat, and gri, to devour), Gr. btbroskein, to devour, E. gargle, gorge, gullet, gules, gvlley, gurgle, devour, carnivorous, etc.] — Vora'ciously, adv. — Vora'ciousne , Voracity, -ras'- T-tY, n. Quality of being voracious. [F. voraciti, L. voraeitas.] — Vorag'inous, -raj'T-nus, a. Full of fulls. [L. voraginosus, fr. vorago, an aby , gulf, vorare, to swallow up, devour.] Vortex, Vortical, etc. See under \ erse. Votary, Vote, Votive, etc. See under Vow.
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