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
Jude[dʒu:d]
Foreman['fɔ:mən]
DonaldDAHN-əld (English)Scottish, English
FÜLÖP-Hungarian
Vjekoslav-Croatian
Silvius-Late Roman, Roman Mythology