lusty|lustier|lustiest in English

adjective

[lust·y || 'lʌstɪ]

vigorous, healthy, strong; full of vitality and life; enthusiastic; lustful, lecherous

Use "lusty|lustier|lustiest" in a sentence

1. Burlier (also: sturdier, beefier, heftier, lustier)

2. He has a lusty son.

3. She was young and lusty.

4. Direct my sail! -- On, lusty gentlemen!

5. He has a strong and lusty son.

6. The baby gave a lusty cry.

7. Lusty beast desires attractive and sincere mate.

8. Save all that fine, lusty hatred for me.

9. He has his lusty Spring, when fancy clear.

10. She seems to be a lusty young lady.

11. Small Cause, I ween, has lusty Youth to plain.

12. Synonyms for Brawniest include strongest, powerfullest, burliest, heftiest, bulkiest, huskiest, robustest, sturdiest, beefiest and lustiest

13. Mary is a lusty singer and a devastating take - off artist.

14. We could hear the lusty singing of the church choir.

15. Synonyms for Brawnier include stronger, powerfuller, burlier, heftier, bulkier, huskier, robuster, sturdier, beefier and lustier

16. Mr Gorham is... rather lusty, and has an agreeable and pleasing manner.

17. On the benches in his shop were the lusty and valiant young men.

18. Old oak has an honest, pungent, lusty smell as you would expect.

19. That politician, lustful for power, does not have a lusty attitude towards life.

20. I hope it is a squalling lusty boy with dark red hair and freckles.

21. She was a pretty fiery, and shall we say, a somewhat lusty character.

22. They were all lusty , weather - beaten fellows , hard of hand, bold of eyes.

23. The lusty youth spotted that marriageable girl, but he didn't speak directly to her.

24. But the savage being a stout lusty fellow , closing in with him, had thrown him down.

25. By 1969 the parish was renowned for its vibrant liturgies, lusty singing and excellent preaching.