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First published 1963 (DOST Vol. III).
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Lustyhed(e, Lustieheid, n. Also: Lustheid. [ME. lustyheed (Chancer), e.m.E. lustihede (Spenser), f. Lusty a. Cf. Lustheid.] a. Beauty, loveliness, handsomeness. b. Pleasure, delight. = Lustines n. —a. a1500 Quare Jel. 40.
One gudliar … Nature neuir wrocht Of lustyhede ne lakkit sche rycht nocht Ib. 258. 1513 Doug. xiii. v. 63.
Son, quhar is now thy schynand lustyhed, Thy fresch figour 15.. Clar. i. 272.
Ȝe, Madame, the rose of lustieheid —b. a1500 Quare Jel. 250.
This false … condicioun the lusty hede and euery glade delyte Hath of this world full nere y brocht adoun
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