starve of



starve of

v.
To deprive someone or something of some resource, resulting in its depletion: Doctors tried to destroy the cancerous cells by starving them of oxygen. The agency has been starved of money by people in Congress who oppose it.
See also: of, starve

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Hana (4)hah-nahKorean
Dominica-English (Rare), Late Roman
Djamila-Arabic
Anri-Georgian
Natsuminah-tsoo-meeJapanese
Aglaiaə-GLAY-ə (English), ə-GLIE-ə (English)Greek Mythology, Greek