"playful," 1650s, from Latin lusorius "belonging to a player," from lusor "player," from stem of ludere "to play" (see ludicrous). Related: Lusorious (1610s).
lurker
Lusatian
luscious
lush
Lusitania
lusory
lust
luster
lusterless
lustful
lustgarden
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