cravers
Those who long
Cravers is the plural of craver—people who intensely desire something.
The word appears in marketing contexts for those who seek particular experiences or products: The menu appeals to spice cravers.
It suggests appetite-driven pursuit rather than casual interest.
Need for nourishment
- famishedIntensely, painfully hungry
- starvationExtreme nutritional deprivation
- gluttonyGreedy excess in consumption
- satietyState of being full
feast · nourishment · gastronomy · gourmet · overeating · snacking · indulgence · binge
Intense carnal appetite
- covetDesire greedily
- envyResentful longing for another's
- greedExcessive desire for wealth
- ambitionDesire for achievement
aspiration · passion · infatuation · eagerness · enthusiasm · zeal · want · need
Sadly longing for something
- piningAching with prolonged desire
- homesickLonging for one's dwelling
- lonesomeSad from isolation
- melancholicInclined toward reflective sorrow
heartbroken · sorrowful · bereft · grieving · mourning · yearning · aching · longing
Persistent, intrusive preoccupation
- urgeStrong inner drive
- impulseSudden urge to act
- fixationPersistent mental attachment
- driveOperate a vehicle
mania · preoccupation · fascination · irresistible · uncontrollable · habit · automaticity · ritualistic
State of needing support
- withdrawalAct of taking away
- relapseReturn to former illness
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- substancePhysical material with mass
tolerance · recovery · detoxification · enabler · overdose · abstinence · therapy · intervention
hunger
Need for nourishment
- famishedIntensely, painfully hungry
- starvationExtreme nutritional deprivation
- gluttonyGreedy excess in consumption
satiety · feast · nourishment · gastronomy · gourmet · overeating · snacking · indulgence · binge · foodie
lust
Intense carnal appetite
ambition · aspiration · passion · infatuation · eagerness · enthusiasm · zeal · want · need · thirst
wistful
Sadly longing for something
melancholic · heartbroken · sorrowful · bereft · grieving · mourning · yearning · aching · longing · sentimental
obsession
Persistent, intrusive preoccupation
drive · mania · preoccupation · fascination · irresistible · uncontrollable · habit · automaticity · ritualistic · intrusive
dependency
State of needing support
- withdrawalAct of taking away
- relapseReturn to former illness
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
substance · tolerance · recovery · detoxification · enabler · overdose · abstinence · therapy · intervention · habituation
craversascetics
People practicing severe self-discipline
renunciants · abstainers · renouncers · monks · stoics