avaricious

They are avaricious money men and women, the lot of them.

"Not long ago, one such avaricious couple killed their own son."

Avaricious children trying to gain control of the old man's money.

The Avaricious man prayed to have a room full of gold.

He could see the avaricious gleam upon the old man's face.

"And did you ever hear that my father was an avaricious, grasping man?"

But his eyes were avaricious as they remained upon the coins.

No doubt he is lying even now in the arms of some avaricious female.

The way he watched her, the avaricious glint to his eyes.

"He was a man black in heart, without culture or religion, violent, avaricious and cold."

He was not mean, nor avaricious, but the money meant more than so many dollars and cents.

It had long been a commonplace that Rome was avaricious.

None of the ones I knew had an avaricious bone in their bodies.

"Ah, how strange it seems that such a young and beautiful woman should be so avaricious."

Their avaricious looks, reflected in the mirror behind me, brought a warm feeling to my heart.

As such, he could prove the key to wealth beyond the most avaricious dreams.

He is much too avaricious and suspicious to trust another human being."

The Yips are extremely avaricious and will do almost anything for money.

An avaricious smile appeared upon the young man's face.

They were all merely victims, killed in the name of the world's richest and most avaricious industry.

Even the least avaricious of people would have trouble resisting such allure.

He was caught with the whole computerized ball of wax right in his avaricious little hands.

Romans, Marcus had learned over the years, were avaricious collectors.

He was an avaricious reader, and read just about everything he could get his hands on.

"And a desire for three million francs in the avaricious section of that heart."