voracity

She ate and drank with a certain voracity, sneezed once during the dinner, just like a hale old man,

Letters and Memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle 1883

He ate food with what might almost be termed voracity; and seemed to forget himself, Hepzibah, the young girl, and everything else around him, in the sensual enjoyment which the bountifully spread table afforded.

The House of the Seven Gables 1851

He ate food with what might almost be termed voracity; and seemed to forget himself, Hepzibah, the young girl, and everything else around him, in the sensual enjoyment which the bountifully spread table afforded.

The House of the Seven Gables 1851

He ate food with what might almost be termed voracity; and seemed to forget himself, Hepzibah, the young girl, and everything else around him, in the sensual enjoyment which the bountifully spread table afforded.

House of the Seven Gables Nathaniel Hawthorne 1834

We must ensure that this fundamental American concept doesn't get lost in the voracity of the culpable.

Rev. Al Sharpton: "We Do Big Things" Rev. Al Sharpton 2011

We must ensure that this fundamental American concept doesn't get lost in the voracity of the culpable.

Rev. Al Sharpton: "We Do Big Things" Rev. Al Sharpton 2011

This election will test the voracity of the Independent voter.

Jim Worth: How Independents Can Save the Country Jim Worth 2010

We must ensure that this fundamental American concept doesn't get lost in the voracity of the culpable.

Rev. Al Sharpton: "We Do Big Things" Rev. Al Sharpton 2011

I am quite dumbfounded by the unfailing voracity of my appetite.

CHAPTER XX 2010

But the clerical position had not been forthcoming, either for Letty or her, and day by day their little hoard dwindled, though the room rent remained normal and the stove consumed coal with undiminished voracity.

Amateur Night 2010