hunger

As nouns the difference between hunger and hungerer

is that hunger is hunger while hungerer is one who hungers or yearns.

As nouns the difference between hunger and goneness

is that hunger is a need or compelling desire for food while goneness is the state or quality of being gone, i.e. no longer present.

As a verb hunger

is to be in need of food.

As a noun hunger

is a need or compelling desire for food.

As a verb hunger

is to be in need of food.

As an adjective famelic is

of or pertaining to hunger.

As nouns the difference between hunger and limosis

is that hunger is hunger while limosis is (medicine|obsolete) a ravenous appetite caused by disease; morbid excessive hunger.

As a noun hunger

is hunger.

As an adjective hungerless is

devoid of hunger; not hungry.

As a noun hunger

is hunger.

As an adjective endurant is

capable of enduring fatigue, pain, hunger, etc.

As nouns the difference between hunger and antihunger

is that hunger is hunger while antihunger is designed to fight against hunger; used eg of a policy.

As verbs the difference between hunger and affamish

is that hunger is to be in need of food while affamish is to cause (somebody) to die of hunger; to starve.

As a noun hunger

is a need or compelling desire for food.