appetite

simple noun64 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.9

a healthy and normal desire for food

a strong and normal desire for food, indicating good health

a strong desire for a large amount of food

a strong desire for a large amount of food

a desire for only a small amount of food

a weak desire for food, often due to illness

a large and enthusiastic desire for food

a very large desire for food

a very strong desire for a large amount of food

a desire for food that is impossible to satisfy

a desire for food that shows extreme hunger

an extremely large desire for a very large amount of food

a lack of interest in food, often from having too much of it

a desire for sexual activity; libido

a large and strong desire for something

a very large desire for something

a very large desire for something

a desire for something from the general public

a desire for something that is impossible to satisfy

an increasing desire for something

an extremely strong and eager desire for something

a strong desire for knowledge and learning

the condition of no longer having a desire to eat, often a medical symptom

the state of not having a desire to eat

used to indicate the object of a strong desire

to feel a desire to eat

to no longer feel a desire to eat

to manage and limit how much you want to eat

to lessen or destroy the desire for a main meal by eating something beforehand

to destroy the desire for a main meal by eating something beforehand

to make yourself hungry, especially through physical activity

to cause someone to feel hungry

to eat enough to no longer feel hungry

to restrain or keep one's desire for food in check

to start feeling hungry again after a period of not being hungry

to make the desire for food stronger

to stop or prevent the feeling of hunger, often with medication

to gradually do something that makes you feel hungry

to formally start feeling hungry again after losing it, e.g. due to illness

to encourage or cause the desire for food to develop

to make the desire for food smaller

to start to feel a desire for food

to cause someone to lose their desire for food

to do something that makes you feel hungry

to make the desire for food less

to eat a little something to make extreme hunger less severe

to have a strong interest or desire for something

to fulfill a desire for something

to increase one's desire for something

to no longer have a desire or enthusiasm for something

to make a desire for something greater

to make a desire for something stronger

to satisfy or encourage a continuing desire for something

to allow oneself to enjoy the pleasure of having or doing something desired

to cause someone to develop a desire for something

to satisfy a desire for something fully

to make a desire for something less sharp or intense

the desire for food returns after being absent

the desire for food returns after being absent

the desire for food becomes stronger

the desire for food becomes stronger

the desire for something becomes stronger

the desire for something becomes stronger