IPA: /ˈlʌsti/
KK: /ˈlʌsti/
Full of energy and strength; lively and vigorous.
The lusty laughter of the children filled the park.
Comparative: lustier
Superlative: lustiest
Lusty → It originates from the Old English 'lustig', meaning full of desire or pleasure. The word 'lusty' describes someone who is vigorous, lively, or full of energy, often associated with strong desires or appetites.
Think of someone who is full of 'desire' and 'pleasure' — that's why 'lusty' means vigorous and lively.