Converse of object

• quench: Wines of quality to quench the thirst in the summer sun.

• slake: There will be a bar to slake the thirst generated by all the activity.

• rage: Another great way to work up a raging thirst for the evening.

• satisfy: This book will amply satisfy that thirst for more knowledge in this field.

Adjective modifier

• unquenchable: I only had the vast emptiness of not gambling or the unquenchable thirst to gamble again.

• insatiable: They have an insatiable thirst for anything made of gold or silver.

• excessive: Symptoms include, excessive thirst, tiredness, frequent passing of urine, weight loss, irritability, smelly breath.

• increased: The symptoms may develop so gradually that you can become used to your increased thirst and tiredness.

• intense: Despite intense thirst it was not possible to swallow the chilled water except for a few quick gulps.

• terrible: November 16 Woke about twenty times during the night, with terrible thirst.

Modifies a noun

• quencher: This Super League thirst quencher, gives me a taste for Parisian adventure!

Noun used with modifier

• burning: You have no burning thirst for the salvation of others.

• soul: The psalmist says, " My soul thirsts for God, for the living God.

Preposition: after

• righteousness: Blessed are they who hunger and thirst after righteousness; for they shall be filled.

Preposition: for

• righteousness: Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness " , says Jesus.

• vengeance: Thirst for vengeance Milan radio said that a large crowd gathered in Piazza Loreto to see the bodies, 18 in number.

• revenge: A more controversial example may be the universal thirst for revenge.

• knowledge: There is a thirst for knowledge about the past.

• adventure: Both roles have enabled me to understand what motivates young people to continue their thirst for adventure in Scouting.

• justice: Here there is, no doubt, a great thirst for justice.