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Definition of sire
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Sire (n.) A
father;
the head of a
family;
the
husband.
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Hope
::
Hope (n.) One who, or that
which,
gives hope,
furnishes
ground
of
expectation,
or
promises
desired
good..
Prosperity
::
Prosperity
(n.) The state of being
prosperous;
advance
or gain in
anything
good or
desirable;
successful
progress
in any
business
or
enterprise;
attainment
of the
object
desired;
good
fortune;
success;
as,
commercial
prosperity;
national
prosperity..
Insatiable
::
Insatiable
(a.) Not
satiable;
incapable
of being
satisfied
or
appeased;
very
greedy;
as, an
insatiable
appetite,
thirst,
or
desire..
Siren
::
Siren (n.) A
mermaid.
Mutilate
::
Mutilate
(n.) A
cetacean,
or a
sirenian..
Hungry
::
Hungry
(superl.)
Feeling
hunger;
having
a keen
appetite;
feeling
uneasiness
or
distress
from want of food;
hence,
having
an eager
desire..
Concupiscible
::
Concupiscible
(a.)
Exciting
to, or
liable
to be
affected
by,
concupiscence;
provoking
lustful
desires..
Friend
::
Friend
(n.) One of a
religious
sect
characterized
by
disuse
of
outward
rites and an
ordained
ministry,
by
simplicity
of dress and
speech,
and esp. by
opposition
to war and a
desire
to live at peace with all men. They are
popularly
called
Quakers..
Torrefy
::
Torrefy
(v. t.) To dry or
parch,
as
drugs,
on a
metallic
plate till they are
friable,
or are
reduced
to the state
desired..
Inefficiency
::
Inefficiency
(n.) The
quality
of being
inefficient;
want of power or
energy
sufficient;
want of power or
energy
sufficient
for the
desired
effect;
inefficacy;
incapacity;
as, he was
discharged
from his
position
for
inefficiency..
Partenope
::
Partenope
(n.) One of the
Sirens,
who threw
herself
into the sea, in
despair
at not being able to
beguile
Ulysses
by her
songs..
Willing
::
Willing
(v. t.)
Received
of
choice,
or
without
reluctance;
submitted
to
voluntarily;
chosen;
desired..
Yawn
::
Yawn (v. i.) To be
eager;
to
desire
to
swallow
anything;
to
express
desire
by
yawning;
as, to yawn for fat
livings..
Bull
::
Bull (v. i.) To be in heat; to
manifest
sexual
desire
as cows do.
Orectic
::
Orectic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
desires;
hence,
impelling
to
gratification;
appetitive..
Rage
::
Rage (n.)
Violent
excitement;
eager
passion;
extreme
vehemence
of
desire,
emotion,
or
suffering,
mastering
the
will..
Fain
::
Fain (v. t. & i.) To be glad ; to wish or
desire.
Covet
::
Covet (v. t.) To wish for with
eagerness;
to
desire
possession
of; -- used in a good
sense.
Prurient
::
Prurient
(a.)
Uneasy
with
desire;
itching;
especially,
having
a
lascivious
curiosity
or
propensity;
lustful..
Inextinguishable
::
Inextinguishable
(a.) Not
capable
of being
extinguished;
extinguishable;
unquenchable;
as,
inextinguishable
flame,
light,
thirst,
desire,
feuds..
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