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What is a noun for thirsty?

There isn't a single perfect noun for "thirsty". It depends on what specific aspect of thirst you want to capture. Here are some options:

General thirst:

* Thirst: This is the most straightforward option, but it can also be used as a verb.

* Dryness: This emphasizes the physical sensation of thirst.

* Dehydration: This refers to the lack of water in the body.

Specific types of thirst:

* Craving: This implies a strong desire for something specific, like a drink.

* Hunger: While technically referring to food, it can sometimes be used metaphorically to describe a strong desire for something else, including a drink.

* Avidity: This refers to a strong, almost insatiable desire for something.

Figurative use of thirst:

* Yearning: This implies a deep longing for something.

* Desire: This can be used to describe a strong desire for anything, including knowledge, power, or love.

The best noun for "thirsty" will depend on the context of your sentence.

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