Synonym: athirst, hungry, thirsty. Similar words: angry, hung up, hunt, chunk, hunter, hunting, hundred, thunder. Meaning: ['hʌŋgrɪ] 
adj. 1. feeling hunger; feeling a need or desire to eat food 2. (usually followed by `for') extremely desirous.
adj. 1. feeling hunger; feeling a need or desire to eat food 2. (usually followed by `for') extremely desirous. 
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61. Come on now. You know you must be hungry.
62. I'm hungry, I'm cold and I've nowhere to sleep.
63. The dog was hungry, so we fed it.
64. His eyes had a wild hungry look in them.
65. The hungry children were in need of food.
66. Never punish children by making them go hungry.
67. I'm so hungry that I can stodge a sheep.
68. Tom was really hungry and ate up everything served.
69. You're not hungry, are you?
70. Thousands of families go hungry every day.
71. I'm hungry. Let's stop for lunch.
72. I'm very hungry I'll eat anything.
73. There's a yogurt left if you're still hungry.
73. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.
74. The travellers were maddened with hungry.
75. Many families are forced to go hungry .
76. Babies cry when they are hungry.
77. I'm cold, and I'm also hungry and tired.
78. The hungry kid began to squall.
79. The hungry refugees crowded around the tractors.
80. You must be hungry after your long walk.
81. The hungry children fell on the food.
82. He's not hungry; he's just greedy.
83. We provided food for the hungry children.
84. I'm hungry; I'd like some hot food.
85. I'm plenty hungry,[Sentencedict.com] you guys.
86. Hungry beggars roamed the streets in search of food.
87. Babies get very hungry during growth spurts.
88. I'm so hungry, I'll eat anything.
89. all those who are hungry, lonely or sick.
90. The cross and hungry children came in.
More similar words: angry, hung up, hunt, chunk, hunter, hunting, hundred, thunder, hunker down, lung, young, engross, Congress, hunkered down, plunge, bungle, jungle, engrossed, pungent, expunge, ingredient, incongruous, incongruity, ungainly, pungency, with young, a young man, youngster, fungible, bungling.