Collocations for appetite - noun

big, enormous, gargantuan, good, healthy, hearty, huge, insatiable, large, ravenous
special double-decker sandwiches for big appetites

poor, small
The symptoms of depression can include poor appetite.
I have always had a small appetite.

jaded (BrE)
magnificent meals to tempt the most jaded appetites

have
She had no appetite and began to lose weight.

lose
build, build up, develop, work up
I went for a walk to work up an appetite for breakfast.

get back, regain
After a week she had regained her appetite.

give sb
All that digging has given me an appetite.

increase, stimulate
The cold air had given an edge to my appetite.

control, curb, decrease, reduce, suppress, take away, take the edge off (esp. BrE)
Some drugs can suppress the appetite.

ruin, spoil
This is something you can eat between meals without ruining your appetite.

satisfy
This meal will satisfy even the healthiest appetite.

grow, increase
come back, return
His appetite has returned to normal.

a lack of appetite, a loss of appetite
The symptoms include aching limbs and a loss of appetite.

enormous, great, huge, insatiable, voracious
an insatiable appetite for books

growing
The airport cannot accommodate the growing appetite for flights.

public
The website recognizes the public appetite for serious information.

sexual
intellectual
The website has enough good content to satisfy its users' intellectual appetite.

have
lose
give sb
feed, fuel, increase, whet
Reading the first story whetted my appetite for more.

dull
sate, satisfy
He sated her appetite for adventure and intrigue.

indulge
We get into debt to indulge our appetite for consumer goods.

grow, increase

appetite for
His appetite for power had grown.