Basic Human Needs

So maybe it's a compound word, with three vowels and just under 10 letters?

yourself?

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Sense of humour?

Originally posted by lemon lime
So maybe it's a compound word, with three vowels and just under 10 letters?

[b]yourself?[/b]

Basic Human Needs

Nothing psychological or scientific; no Freud, Jung or Maslow; just a few basic, fundamental needs: air, water, fire, sleep, food, shelter, privacy, etc. There's one that's seldom if ever listed. Care to guess? And no, it's not a game. (OP)

"Yourself" = You (the one with the basic need). Getting colder.... not warmer.

Originally posted by Sicilian Sausage
Sense of humour?

"Need one three vowel word with less than ten letters which describes
what you need now to stop this feeling of frustration." (reply to ale1552)

I'm betting less than 10 letters means 9 letters. Reveal Hidden Content

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]Basic Human Needs

Nothing psychological or scientific; no Freud, Jung or Maslow; just a few basic, fundamental needs: air, water, fire, sleep, food, shelter, privacy, etc. There's one that's seldom if ever listed. Care to guess? And no, it's not a game.[/b]

If it isn't scientific, it likely isn't a fundamental human need. But I'm going for triangles.

It's a basic daily need we seldom realize we're having....

breathe?

Originally posted by lemon lime
[b]It's a basic daily need we seldom realize we're having....

breathe?[/b]

solitude

Originally posted by lemon lime
[b]It's a basic daily need we seldom realize we're having....

breathe?[/b]

Tupperware?

Originally posted by lemon lime
I'm betting less than 10 letters means 9 letters. [hidden][b]happiness[/hidden][/b]

.... too general: what noun would describe the event that would provide happiness in context?

Originally posted by NoEarthlyReason
Tupperware?

Fails to satisfy the less than ten letter word with three vowels; and doubt "Tupperware" would satisfy the need in view.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
.... too general: what noun would describe the event that would provide happiness in context?

In what context?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
.... too general: what noun would describe the event that would provide happiness in context?

belonging?

Reveal Hidden Content

Originally posted by NoEarthlyReason
In what context?

In context of emotions which have developed within this thread and described: for example, ale1552's "frustration".