Sexual appetite or desire. Chiefly and now exclusively implying moral reprobation: Libidinous desire. (The chief current use.)

lust.

Lasciviousness, lust; plural lusts. Obsolete.

= luxury, n. 1.

esp. Libidinous desire, sexual appetite, lust.

lasciviousness.

Licentiousness, lust. to use (also do) one's nicety: to satisfy one's lust. Obsolete.

The condition or state of loving; the emotion or feeling of love; affection, friendship, good will, kindness.

In plural. Physical and sensual pleasures and pursuits, esp. lustful inclinations. rare.

= lasciviousness, n.

Lasciviousness, lewdness, wantonness. Also with plural an instance of this.

Lustfulness.

The quality or state of being luxurious; †lasciviousness (obsolete); indulgence in luxury or pleasure, voluptuousness; also profuseness, prodigality.

The fact or condition of being rammish (in various senses); smelliness, foulness; lustfulness.

Luxury. Also attributive or quasi-adj.

figurative. Concupiscence; libidinous desire. rare.

Lustfulness; carnal nature or character.

Lasciviousness, lustfulness.

The action of lust, v. in its various senses.

The quality of being lascivious.

The quality of being luscious.

Desire; lust.

= concupiscence, n.

lustfulness.

Lustful condition or character; †delight, pleasurableness (obsolete); libidinousness.

concupiscence.

The quality, fact, or condition of being rampant.

figurative. = ustion, n. 3. Obsolete. rare.

Lasciviousness, wantonness.

A strong desire or longing, esp. sexual.

Lustiness, vigour of body, robustness; occasionally †lustfulness.

The quality or condition of being lustful or randy (see randy, adj. 3); lustfulness.