pant for

pant for (someone or something)

To have a strong desire, yearning, or need for someone or something. It is more evident than ever that the people of this nation are panting for a strong, iron-willed leader who is not afraid to put their needs first. It's a gorgeous house, but it's really panting for some repairs and refurbishments.
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

pant for someone or something

Fig. to desire or long for someone or something. My heart is panting for you! I am just panting for some interesting news.
See also: pant
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • pant for (someone or something)
  • have got the hots for (someone or something)
  • have the hots for
  • have the hots for (someone or something)
  • have the hots for someone
  • get/have the hots for somebody
  • give (one) a strong hold on (someone)
  • be a great believer in (something)
  • the hard stuff
  • penchant
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A nineteen-year-old boy, Chinonye Okorie has been paraded by the Anambra State Police Command over alleged stealing of a female pant for ritual purposes.
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With your adjusted pattern in hand, choose your favorite color and make a trouser in heavy cotton, a cropped linen or pique pant for warm weather, a tapered pant in denim or cotton sateen, a lined wool straight leg dress pant and a narrow silk shantung pant with a side slit for evening.
BARTON replies: Dogs pant for many different reasons and this is how they cool down, as they can't sweat.
Each design provides a coordinated look between the shirt and pant for a great looking team package.