lustˈer noun

lustˈful adjective

1. Having lust
2. Inciting lust
3. Sensual

lustˈfully adverb

lustˈfulness noun

lustˈick or lustˈique adjective (for Du lustig; obsolete)

Lusty, healthy, vigorous

lustˈihead (archaic), lustˈihood (archaic) or lustˈiness noun

lustˈily adverb

lustˈless adjective (Spenser)

Listless, feeble

lustˈy adjective

1. Vigorous
2. Healthy
3. Stout
4. Bulky
5. Lustful (Milton)
6. Pleasing, pleasant (obsolete)

lustˈ-breathed /-brēdhˈid/ adjective (Shakespeare)

Animated by lust

lustˈ-diˈeted adjective (Shakespeare)

Pampered by lust

lustre¹ or (US) luster /lusˈtər/

1. Characteristic surface appearance in reflected light
2. Sheen
3. Gloss
4. Brightness
5. Splendour
6. Renown, distinction (figurative)
7. A pendant of cut glass used as an ornament on a vase, chandelier, etc
8. A vase, chandelier, etc ornamented with these
9. A dress material with cotton warp and woollen weft, and highly finished surface
10. A metallic pottery glaze

To impart a lustre to

To become lustrous

lusˈtreless adjective

lusˈtring noun

lusˈtrous adjective

1. Bright
2. Shining
3. Luminous

lusˈtrously adverb

lusˈtrousness noun

lusˈtreware noun

Pottery, etc with a metallic glaze