lustral


lus·tral

adj \ˈləs-trəl\

Definition of LUSTRAL

Origin of LUSTRAL

Latin lustralis, from lustrum
First Known Use: 1533

Browse

Next Word in the Dictionary: lustrate
Previous Word in the Dictionary: lustly
All Words Near: lustral

Seen & Heard

What made you want to look up lustral? Please tell us where you read or heard it (including the quote, if possible).

Test Your Vocabulary

Take Our 10-Question Quiz

Name That Thing

Take our visual vocab quiz

Test Your Knowledge »

True or False?

A quick quiz about stuff worth knowing

Take It Now »

Join Us on FB & Twitter

Get the Word of the Day and More

Facebook | Twitter

Get Our Free Apps

Voice Search, Favorites,
Word of the Day, and More

iPhone | iPad | Android | More