whet

I was to whet your interest in a deal or two.

But he told them enough to whet their appetite for more.

My men whet their blades and long for the days when they could use them.

All this has whetted the interest of investors looking for the next big thing in technology.

His appetite had only been whetted, and the morning was young.

I think that's what whetted my appetite for life on the road.

If this has whetted your appetite, how should you get started?

It is often food, not music, that whets the appetite for love.

I'm with those who say above that less product is best, regardless of whet you use.

If she wanted to whet my curiosity, she's done it this time.

Much of this growing appetite has been whetted by the stock market.

But realize they are there only to whet the appetite.

"It does whet my appetite for doing more such things," he said.

Appetite whetted, my mother would not allow me to turn the station.

There is nothing like a political debate to whet the appetite.

Sorry this has taken so long after me whetting your appetite.

The many books he read but served to whet his unrest.

I had to tell them very little to whet their appetites.

Their gain would come later, with the thirst they only whetted.

That whetted his interest and encouraged him to dig in.

That taste of war seems to have whetted the appetite for more.

But any resignation would only whet their appetite to cut and run.

We could whet down the rough edges later, the thing now was to keep moving.

But they just whetted the human appetite for more of these wonders.

His curiosity was whetted by the praise he had heard and read.