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What is the superlative degree of greedy?
greedliest
What is the comparative and superlative of greedy?
greedier, greediest
Which is the greediest country?
Most would say the USA is the greediest, with the number of "wars" it is currently fighting with no apparent gain except political and military control of those areas.BUT the greediest country which most people hate is located in Asia and the name is INDIA
What is the comparative and superlative form of greedy?
greedier, greediest
Which is the greediest family in world?
The Stingest and the greediest and the greatest thief and stealer family in world comes from The suburb of korokoro, Lower Hutt, Wellington, New Zealand. The Stingest and the greediest and the greatest thief and stealer family in world comes from The suburb of korokoro, Lower Hutt, Wellington, New Zealand.
Who is the greediest character in The Pearl by John Steinbeck?
The greediest character in The Pearl is the doctor who takes advantage of Kino's newfound wealth by intentionally providing poor medical treatment to his son in order to extort money from Kino. He represents the corrupting influence of wealth and power.
What is the comparative degree and superlative degree of the word greedy?
greedier, greediest
What do you call a person who owns a slaughterhouse?
the greediest, filthiest, sickest and most perverted man on the face of the earth
Who are the greediest people?
I would say that there is the greediest country. That is CHINA. Greedy of all greedy. China claims the whole South China Sea. OK Give it to them, if they want we can give them the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic the Antarctica and all the planets and Aliens and let them swallow it in their GREEDY MOUTH.
What is the definition of Microsoft?
The most greediest company ever. It was made so that bill gates could make money.
Is skydoesminecraft greedy?
Yes he is, he's the most greediest person in the world. He doesn't even care about his subscribers. Lamesauce.
What is meant by 'Wide wand'ring for the greediest eye'?
"There was wide wand'ring for the greediest eye,...", this is a line from the poem 'I stood tip-toe upon a little hill' by John Keats. Here, the poet means that there is much to be seen, observed and enjoyed for the keenest observer. From this poem, we get a good idea of the poet's love for nature.
