ap·pe·ten·cy 
(ăpĭ-tən-sē)
(ăpĭ-tən-sē)n. pl. ap·pe·ten·cies
1. A strong craving or desire: “He spoke in words shot through with appetency as storm clouds are pierced with lightning” (Christopher John Farley).
2. A natural propensity or affinity.
[Latin appetentia, from appetēns, appetent-, present participle of appetere, to strive after; see APPETITE.]
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- Bermejo
- Bermuda
- Bermuda grass
- Bermuda lily
- Bermudan
- Bermuda onion
- Bermuda petrel
- Bermuda rig
- Bermudas
- Bermuda shorts
- Bermuda Triangle
- Bermudian
- Bern
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- Bernadotte
- Bernard
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- Bernard Augustine
- Bernard Law
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- Bernard of Clairvaux
- Bernard Ralph