Ravenous - Law Dictionary Search Results
Hoarse
or sound as when affected with a cold making a rough harsh cry or sound as the hoarse raven
Ralph
A name sometimes given to the raven
Lepidomelane
An iron potash mica of a raven black color usually found in granitic rocks in small six sided tables or as an aggregation of minute
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Hornbill
of the beak The size of the hornbill varies from that of a pigeon to that of a raven or even larger They feed chiefly upon fruit but some species eat dead animals
Cormorant
fish voraciously and have become the emblem of gluttony They are generally black and hence are called sea ravens and coalgeese
Gormandize
To eat greedily to swallow voraciously to feed ravenously or like a glutton to make a pig of oneself
Devour
To eat up with greediness to consume ravenously to feast upon like a wild beast or a glutton to prey upon
Croak
To make a low hoarse noise in the throat as a frog a raven or a crow hence to make any hoarse dismal sound
Caw
To cry like a crow rook or raven
Rapacity
The quality of being rapacious rapaciousness ravenousness as the rapacity of pirates the rapacity of wolves
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