Definitions for lusk
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Wiktionary
lusk(Noun)
a lazy or slothful person
lusk(Verb)
To be idle or unemployed.
lusk(Adjective)
lazy or slothful
Origin: From *, from lǫskr, from laskwaz, from lēid-. Cognate with lasch, lasch, las. See lash.
Webster Dictionary
Lusk(adj)
lazy; slothful
Lusk(noun)
a lazy fellow; a lubber
Lusk(verb)
to be idle or unemployed
Translations for lusk
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
pod(noun)
the long seed-case of the pea, bean etc.
- peulAfrikaans
- قَرْن الفول او اللوبياArabic
- ушулкаBulgarian
- vagemPortuguese (BR)
- luskCzech
- die HülseGerman
- bælgDanish
- φλούδαGreek
- vainaSpanish
- kaun, kõderEstonian
- غلاف؛ پوستFarsi
- palkoFinnish
- cosseFrench
- תַּרמִילHebrew
- फलीHindi
- mahunaCroatian
- hüvelyHungarian
- polongIndonesian
- (fræ)belgurIcelandic
- baccelloItalian
- さやJapanese
- 꼬투리, 깍지Korean
- ankštisLithuanian
- pākstsLatvian
- lenggaiMalay
- dopDutch
- belg, skjelmNorwegian
- strąkPolish
- پوش يا پوست نخود يا لوبياPersian
- د لوبيا يا نخود پوستPashto
- vagemPortuguese
- păstaieRomanian
- стручокRussian
- strukSlovak
- strokSlovenian
- mahunaSerbian
- skida, balja, kapselSwedish
- ฝักถั่วThai
- tohum zarfıTurkish
- 豆莢Chinese (Trad.)
- стручокUkrainian
- پھليUrdu
- quả đậuVietnamese
- 豆荚Chinese (Simp.)
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