unslaked

• “You were like the private limit going forward toward the unslaked moment.”

  Fictionaut: precocious sex, ripe before its time

• “A long time he waited, when, with thirst unslaked, he crept back to his horse, rode slowly across the sun-washed clearing, and passed into the shelter of the woods beyond.”

  War

• “My appetite for him has remained unslaked down the decades.”

  The Huffington Post: Athena Andreadis, Ph.D.: The Circus Ringmaster: John le Carré

• “It needs novelists with huge appetites and mighty unslaked thirsts for America, as she is right now.”

  The Huffington Post: Johann Hari: Please, Dear Novelists - Get Real

• “For me, unslaked bloodlust was no easier to deal with than unslaked sexual desire or a thirst for whiskey that at one time was so great I would swallow a razor blade to satisfy it.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Glass Rainbow

• “For those whose thirst for Saxon objects is unslaked, the British Museum has Sutton Hoo info available on line.”

  Art in the Mail

• “Never to hold her; always to suffer this need—and to bear the knowledge that it would forever go unslaked.”

  Simon & Schuster: Deep Kiss Of Winter

• “Ambition still unslaked, he made seven runs for major public offices, including the U.S. Senate.”

  Newsweek: 'Scumbag! Maniac! Slug!'

• “The Cold War's end has been hell for spy novelists, but lawyer novels satisfy an unslaked thirst for tales of conspiracies and shadiness.”

  Newsweek: 'The Tangle Of Egos And Rules'

• “So the Wazir bade unbind him and he rose and taking virgin glass,554 brayed it and mixed it with unslaked lime and a menstruum of onion-juice.”

  The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

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