Associations to the word «Lusty»
Noun
- Corn
- Peep
- Fed
- Jackal
- Loom
- Luftwaffe
- Hide
- Loft
- Youth
- Seattle
- Ki
- Dancer
- Stout
- Vigour
- Manhood
- Cheer
- Lloyd
- Lad
- Francisco
- Lady
- Beggar
- Rogue
- Tinker
- Booth
- Bustle
- Hem
- Ful
- Appetite
- Fresh
- Pete
- Bull
- Lass
- Nipple
- Fellow
- Friar
- Cheers
- Raspberry
- Shout
- Furniture
- Tis
- Trout
- Aircraft
- Stroke
- Forester
- Squire
- Leopard
- Operation
- Lust
- Infant
- Rendition
- Spaniard
- Able
- Robin
- Fat
- Cry
- Rower
- Weed
- Sex
- Beating
- Tangle
- Aye
- Broom
- San
- Archer
- Laugh
- Pouch
- Steer
- Groan
- Worker
- Giles
Adjective
Wiktionary
LUSTY, adjective. Strong, healthy and vigorous.
LUSTY, adjective. Hearty and enthusiastic.
LUSTY, adjective. (informal) (proscribed) Given to experiencing lust; enjoying physical sensations.
Dictionary definition
LUSTY, adjective. Vigorously passionate.
LUSTY, adjective. Endowed with or exhibiting great bodily or mental health; "a hearty glow of health".
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