Voracious, consuming things greedily or rapidly; having a huge appetite.
From Latin edacious (prone to eating) from edere (to eat). The root edere is the same source for the English word 'edible,' literally meaning 'eatable or inclined to eat.'
The word 'edacious' is so old-fashioned that it's almost disappeared from English, but it perfectly describes creatures like locusts or termites that literally eat everything in their path—nature's ultimate eating machines!
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