greedy 
/ˈgri:di/ adjective
greed·i·er; greed·i·est /ˈgri:di/ adjective 1 : having or showing a selfish desire to have more of something (such as money or food) : having greed
▪ He was a ruthless and greedy businessman. ▪ There's no need to get greedy—there's plenty for everyone. ▪ He blames all his problems on greedy lawyers. — often + for ▪ The children were greedy for more candy. ▪ greedy for money 2 : very eager to have something — + for ▪ He was greedy for a promotion. ▪ The company is greedy for publicity.
▪ He was a ruthless and greedy businessman. ▪ There's no need to get greedy—there's plenty for everyone. ▪ He blames all his problems on greedy lawyers. — often + for ▪ The children were greedy for more candy. ▪ greedy for money
— greed·i·ly /ˈgri:dəli/ adverb
▪ She greedily insisted on special benefits at work. ▪ eating and drinking greedily
/ˈgri:dəli/ adverb ▪ She greedily insisted on special benefits at work. ▪ eating and drinking greedily
— greed·i·ness /ˈgri:dinəs/ noun [noncount]
▪ I was surprised by the children's greediness.
/ˈgri:dinəs/ noun [noncount] ▪ I was surprised by the children's greediness.
