thirsty

For thirsty residents in dry counties, that means another long drive for a beer.

We are thirsty for his signature wit, warmth, and homespun wisdom.

And when I did finally get out of bed, I was so thirsty I made my way to the kitchen crawling along the floor.

His discovery of the tuberculosis bacteria had given him a taste of fame, and made him thirsty for more.

Singing is thirsty work, and everyone repairs to the pub afterwards.

Men can be to other men as the shadow of a great rock in a thirsty land.

Two of the boys passed round a pail of water and a tin cup, that all the thirsty might drink.

When night came they found themselves far from any stream; all were thirsty and there was no water.

Bright, clear, and the dew lying thick upon the thirsty earth.

If, for instance, I was thirsty and wanted some milk, I would look in my dictionary for “I want.”