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

lustre² /lusˈtər/ or lustrum /lusˈtrəm/

1. A ceremonial purification of the Roman people made every five years, after the taking of the census
2. A period of five years

lusˈtral adjective

lusˈtrate transitive verb

1. To purify by sacrifice
2. To perambulate (obsolete)

lustrāˈtion noun

1. Purification by sacrifice
2. An act of purifying

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