In literature, the term "avidious" is employed to infuse descriptions with a sense of intense, almost predatory desire. In one instance, a character’s dark glance is described as momentarily flashing with an avidious quality, suggesting a sudden surge of ambition or covetous malice [1]. Similarly, when an action is described as involving an "avidious little claw," the adjective enhances the eagerness of that gesture, imbuing it with a subtly aggressive and insatiable energy [2].