'lusty' is a valid word in English.
It is an adjective that means having or showing a strong sexual desire. For example, you might say, "He was a lusty young man, always chasing after the ladies."
Burnham's life change is signalled by body building in his garage, blaring Pink Floyd from his flash new convertible, smoking grass outside a stuffy works party and a lusty pursuit of his daughter's cheerleader classmate (Mena Suvari).
Of all the 'watches, spring is best, with its frolicking otter babies, lusty wildfowl and eager hatchlings trampling one another for a gobful of worm.
John Hervey, the first Earl of Bristol, spent four times as much on claret as on port, whereas the lusty trenchermen who gathered in the Barbers Hall in the City of London spent a mere £2 on claret as against £850 on port.When Britain made peace with France in 1713, claret became more accessible and the wine trade flourished.
Most of "The Castle in the Forest" is dedicated to the bee-keeping habits and lusty philandering of his father, Alois, while Adolf lurks ominously in the background: a needy, ill-humoured child, harbouring an over-possessive love for his mother and a penchant for war games.
She had a lusty hunger for experience, but she was too conventional to indulge it.
America's is in its seventh year of lusty expansion.
It came from China and reached Japan via what is now the Korean peninsula in about 400BC, accompanied by lusty Korean farmers who probably went on to populate Japan, outbreeding the indigenous Jomon hunter-gatherers.
As for members of the Youth League, within minutes of the judgment being handed down they were on the court's steps, giving a lusty new rendition of the forbidden song and vowing never to stop singing it.
An aerialist in black trousers, his sculpted chest glistening, pulls and twists himself up two hanging straps to the lusty music of "Jealous Guy", sung by a transvestite diva.Sexy but not tawdry.
One day, its workforce could be as lusty and vital as Asia's especially compared with that of necrotic Europe.
