thirsty



thirsty for something

 
1. Lit. needing to drink something. I'm thirsty for a glass of cold water.
2. Fig. craving or desiring something. The students were thirsty for knowledge. That evil tyrant is thirsty for power.
See also: thirsty

thirsty soul

n. a drunkard; a person in need of a drink. Yes, I’d call Bill a thirsty soul—he always seems thirsty for booze. There was a long line of thirsty souls waiting for the liquor joint to open.
See also: soul, thirsty

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Brant[brænt]
Erlend-Norwegian, Danish
Izabel-Portuguese (Brazilian)
Narcissusnar-SIS-əs (English)Greek Mythology (Latinized), Late Roman, Biblical
Atanasija-Serbian, Macedonian
Gunter-German