lust /lust/

1. Strong sexual desire
2. Passionate desire
3. Eagerness to possess
4. Longing
5. Appetite
6. Relish (rare)
7. Pleasure (Spenser and Shakespeare)

1. To desire eagerly (with after or for)
2. To have strong sexual desire
3. To have depraved desires

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

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