Lusty ( adjective , adverb )

(As an adjective)

Lusty ( adjective )

1. Having or showing strong sexual desire.
2. Having or showing strong and healthy physical power and energy.
3. Having or showing strong and healthy emotional or mental power and energy.
4. Having or showing strong and healthy vitality.
5. Robust, energetic, and in good health.

Origin:

From middle english lusty, from old english lustig ("strong, lusty, happy, cheerful"), from proto-germanic *lustugaz ("strong, lusty, happy, cheerful"), from proto-germanic *lustugaz ("strong, lusty, happy, cheerful"), from proto-indo-european *leu- ("to desire, wan.t")

Examples:

1. He had a lusty appetite and ate a large meal.
2. She had a lusty desire for adventure.
3. The new recruit was a lusty young man with a strong spirit.
4. The old man had a lusty laugh that could be heard from far away.
5. The horse had a lusty whinny.

(As an adverb)

Lusty ( adverb )

1. Having or showing strong sexual desire.
2. Having or showing strong and healthy physical power and energy.
3. Having or showing strong and healthy emotional or mental power and energy.
4. Having or showing strong and healthy vitality.
5. Robust, energetic, and in good health.

Origin:

From middle english lusty, from old english lustig ("strong, lusty, happy, cheerful"), from proto-germanic *lustugaz ("strong, lusty, happy, cheerful"), from proto-germanic *lustugaz ("strong, lusty, happy, cheerful"), from proto-indo-european *leu- ("to desire, wan.t")

Examples:

1. He had a lusty appetite and ate a large meal.
2. She had a lusty desire for adventure.
3. The new recruit was a lusty young man with a strong spirit.
4. The old man had a lusty laugh that could be heard from far away.
5. The horse had a lusty whinny.