famish

[US]/ˈfæmɪʃ/
[UK]/ˈfæmɪʃ/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

vt.to make extremely hungry; to make extremely hungry; to cause to suffer from hunger; to cause to suffer from extreme hunger
vi.to suffer from hunger; to be very hungry; to be extremely hungry; to be extremely hungry

Phrases & Collocations

famish for food

famish with hunger

famish after exercise

famish in winter

famish for attention

famish for knowledge

famish for affection

famish for success

famish for adventure

famish for love

Example Sentences

after the long hike, i began to famish for food.

she was so busy with work that she didn't realize she was famishing.

they had to stop for lunch, as the kids were starting to famish.

he could hardly concentrate on his studies because he was famished.

after skipping breakfast, i was famishing by noon.

the famished travelers eagerly awaited their dinner.

when you famish, a simple meal can feel like a feast.

he didn't realize how famished he was until he saw the food.

after a long day of work, i often famish for a hearty meal.

to avoid famishing, it's important to snack throughout the day.

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