lustily
121lusty — early 13c., joyful, merry, from LUST (Cf. lust) + Y (Cf. y) (2). It largely has escaped the Christianization and denigration of its root word. The sense of full of healthy vigor is from late 14c.; that of full of desire is attested from c.1400.… …
122snog — to kiss lustily, a REALLY wet kiss Buffy snogged Selma Blair in Cruel Intentions …
123snog — to kiss lustily, a REALLY wet kiss Buffy snogged Selma Blair in Cruel Intentions …
124lusty — adjective (lustier, lustiest) healthy and strong; vigorous. Derivatives lustily adverb lustiness noun Origin ME: from lust (in the early sense vigour ) + y1 …
125soundly — ad. 1. Thoroughly, satisfactorily, well. 2. Healthily, heartily. 3. Severely, lustily, smartly, stoutly. 4. Truly, correctly, rightly. 5. Firmly, strongly. 6. Fast, deeply, profoundly …
126sturdily — ad. Hardily, stoutly, lustily, resolutely, obstinately …
127aloud — adv 1. audibly, distinctly, plainly, clearly; loudly, loudly and clearly, Inf. out loud, with a loud voice, sonorously, resoundingly. 2. noisily, lustily, uproariously, boisterously; at the top of one s lungs, deafeningly, ear splittingly, thun… …
128hard — adj 1. firm, solid, solidified, compact, condensed, close, compressed, pressed; flinty, stony, rocky, steely, concrete, hardened, petrified, stonelike, rocklike, glassy, lithoid, marblelike, granitelike; strong, substantial, stout, fixed, stable …
