lustworthy

English

Etymology

From lust +‎ -worthy.

Adjective

lustworthy (comparative more lustworthy, superlative most lustworthy)

1. Worthy of being lusted after; sexually desirable.
   • 2002, Barbara Toner, Cracking America:

     Abraham's appeared on the top terrace so lustworthy I can't take my eyes off him. His muscles are running with sweat.

   • 2010, Susan Hekman, Feminist Interpretations of Michel Foucault:

     The message becomes, real men like muscled women; the fact that they can find her body lustworthy and are not threatened is a test of their own manliness.

   • 2013, Jim Combs, Comic Grace:

     Both a sex object and an admired person may be attributed luster, as physically lustworthy or personally lustrous.