Lŭs'ti-hĕad or Lŭs'ti-hŏod, n.
n. [From lusty and the termination head, hood.] State of being lusty; vigor of body. Spenser.
He is so full of lustihood he will ride Joust for it, and win. Tennyson.
n. [From lusty and the termination head, hood.] State of being lusty; vigor of body. Spenser.
He is so full of lustihood he will ride Joust for it, and win. Tennyson.