thirstiness

And a little stream led away down the silver sands, to sink presently in its dry thirstiness.

They still trail you with much blood thirstiness."

There was a sort of thirstiness about Julia's immersion in the conversation, as though she'd been parched for a long time.

It ain't anything but air and heat and thirstiness pasted together by a person's imagination.

But all this did not yet suffice to appease the blood- thirstiness of the king, and his friends and counsellors, and his priests.

But the throb and like crash crash crash in my gulliver and the wanting to be sick and the terrible dry rasping thirstiness in my rot, all were worse than yesterday.

He added the notes that Maril had made for him, of Murgatroyd's pulse and blood pressure after the injection of the same culture that produced fever and thirstiness in himself and later, without contact with him or the culture, in Maril.

And now the von of lovely perfume that came off her made me want to think of starting to heave in my keeshkas, so I knew I had to think of some new like way of thinking about her before all the pain and thirstiness and horrible sickness come over me real horrorshow and proper.