craving English

Meaning craving meaning

What does craving mean?

craving

— noun an intense desire for some particular thing

Synonyms craving synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as craving?

craving English » English

desire

longing

yearning

thirst

lust

wish

hungriness

appetite

addiction

urge

passion

hankering

thirsting

starvation

need

habit

greed

desirous

avidity

attachment

worrying

wistfulness

wishing

wishfulness

wants

want

urging

unfulfillcd want

thirstiness

stomach

stir

stimulation

rue

ravenous appetite

pestering

itching

itch

hunger

foolish

excitement

excitation

enslavement

eagerness

dream

desiring

dependence

cupidity

crying out

clumsy

avarice

Topics craving topics

What do people use craving to talk about?

Language and thought

Want

• What words refer to something someone wants?
  want (n) desire (n) wish (n) longing yearning craving mania obsession

Examples craving examples

How do I use craving in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Tom has a craving for chocolate ice cream.

She has a ravenous craving for chocolate.

Movie subtitles

Okay, dude, so the moment you're craving isn't anchored in real emotion.

Like a witch forced by the devil, this woman both when sleeping and awake - gives way to a mysterious craving to strike matches.

We give them liquor, make them sit for hours alone without touching it, make them meet their craving, beat it back.

But if you're craving action, there will be a new deal coming up.

Satisfy my craving a little better.

Craving for what?

You know, some men got the craving' for gold and silver, others need lots 0' land with herds 0' cattle.

Are you craving affection?

I wanted to die with that image of you with you in my heart, craving to make you mine. but that will never be, alas!

Must've come into the world with a craving for grapes!

Bloodthirsty vandal driven by a craving for our possessions and our women.

Before we even begin to work to feed this craving of ours, we must find a patron. a rich man of affairs, or a merchant or a prince or a pope.

He was obsessed with a strange craving for absolute justice.

I'm going to meet you men on your own terms, cater to your craving for efficiency, learn to talk sports, tell jokes, smoke, drink and, if I have to, I'll even kiss you back.

I get restless I wanted to keep my mind of the craving. I made that.

I put down a craving once.

I've got a craving for something sweet.

I just get a craving now and then.

I was craving this for so long!

Craving a boon, I wonder if you're in a good mood or bad.

Well, I can't say that I care very much for it myself, but more and more people seem to be craving it as part of their lives.

I FELT A CRAVING FOR THE MOUNTAIN AIR.

And even now, knowing that I've caused the most terrible crimes. I cannot resist the craving for another inhalation.

I have a craving for a coffee!

Craving your pardon once more.

But I love you and that fills me with pride. And craving, since I want you.

No fainting spells. No craving for pickles. No morning sickness.

Whenever I look at one - she starts throwing up or craving pickles.

I've had this craving for chitlins all day.

You must admit it. you're craving to know what happened next, eh?

News and current affairs

Infantile or not, there is a common human craving for taking vicarious pleasure in the lives of kings, queens, and other shining stars.

But there is another, darker side to this craving, which is the wish to see idols dragged through the mud in vicious gossip magazines, divorce courts, and so on.

Craving one seems to be a desire, like fine wine, that one discovers only when one has substantial wealth.

Instead, he satisfies the Russian people's craving for a figure of authority and order, and so enjoys colossal support.

Suicidal mass murder results from organized hatred-the unconditional craving to harm an enemy not for what it has (as with envy) or for what it does (as with anger), but for what it is.

Giving the Shia a real stake in the nations in which they live is the only way to satisfy the craving for empowerment that they feel after so many years of suppression.

The craving for expensive, technologically sophisticated care is noteworthy.

After that, can anyone seriously doubt that the craving for fresh prey will intensify?

And, in the spring of 2009, the presidential campaign in Iran evinced a formidable craving for freedom.

Wily and resourceful, Afghans were quick to take advantage of the ignorance, goodwill and craving for instant results of the program's officers.