bloodthirsty
blood-thirsty

She had never known him to be so bloodthirsty before.

"I believe the father is not quite so bloodthirsty as the daughter."

"There must have been a moment or two when I was less than bloodthirsty."

Americans are a bloodthirsty lot, at least on the big screen.

"I quite understand him, she may perhaps be a real bloodthirsty German."

He might be a human sacrifice to some bloodthirsty God.

And then there was the whole bloodthirsty edge she had developed.

"We have never been bloodthirsty about this case," he added.

Clearly, this was going to be a long and bloodthirsty session.

He was the most bloodthirsty and least changed member of the crew.

You can still get out of this alive; I'm not bloodthirsty.

They have almost been killed more than once by their bloodthirsty relatives.

A great, bloodthirsty cry went up from the thousands around him.

The brothers were bloodthirsty animals, yet they thought of themselves as family men.

They expected to find a bloodthirsty man, happy in his revenge.

The couple make it to the island which is extremely bloodthirsty.

"Then, we might as well be bloodthirsty for a reason.

So it could be that I'm more bloodthirsty than greedy.

This is the week the bloodthirsty chess world has been waiting for.

Richard reminded me at every turn that I was bloodthirsty and cold.

But being tough doesn't mean you have to be bloodthirsty.

"He will go down in history as a bloodthirsty tyrant."

This time the cheers had a bloodthirsty edge to them.

Blake had no interest in this bloodthirsty subject; he wanted to return home.