ravened

• It's not this man or this man, not these golden daughters or this dream-ravened swaddle: no, it's the doors closed or the doors opened, it's the heart gone night. —  Poetry Blog of 32 Poems Magazine
• And the wind ravened, and no human beings were to be seen. —  Certain Personal Matters
• He ranged and ravened o'er the whole of Rome; —  The Satires, Epistles, and Art of Poetry
• Finally there came ten seconds in which no atomic flame ravened in emptiness. —  A Matter of Importance
• They had ravened upon the blood of men and the flesh of horses, and they hungered for more. —  The War Trail The Hunt of the Wild Horse

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