Now rare. [f. LUST v. + -ER1.] One who lusts.
1591. Lyly, Endym., III. iv. Eum. … But did neuer any Louers come hether? Ger. Lusters, but not Louers.
1622. T. Stoughton, Chr. Sacrif., xi. 156. Doth not the Apostle forbid the Corinthians … to be lusters after euill?
1705. Stanhope, Paraphr., III. 323. God gave the Lusters Flesh according to their Desire.
1847. C. Brontë, Jane Eyre (1890), 371. A luster after power.
