coveter

No room for the coveter.

In 1712, yet another coveter of the throne invited the Rozwi back to put him on the throne and kick out the Portuguese.

Here someone is covetous: he is a coveter of another's chattels and property thus: 'Oh, that what is another's were mine!'

And since he had just turned my buddy, my friend, my newly discovered coveter of my wife into a few flakes of carbon, it was really time to go.

Nor, although the impression was gleaned from his published writings, televised speeches, political campaigns and various brawls, was he a racist, a fascist, a militarist or a coveter of more land for Russia in the Middle East, Finland or Alaska.