luster (noun)
1luster — noun 1) her hair lost its luster Syn: sheen, gloss, shine, glow, gleam, shimmer, burnish, polish, patina See note at polish Ant: dullness 2) …
2luster ware — luster ware, or lus|ter|ware «LUHS tuhr WAIR», noun. a kind of china or pottery that has a lustrous, metallic, often iridescent surface …
3luster — noun US spelling of lustre1, lustre2 …
4luster — noun (singular, uncountable) the American spelling of lustre …
5luster blue — noun : a moderate blue that is redder and duller than average copen and redder and deeper than azurite blue or Dresden blue …
6luster wool — noun : coarse glossy wool from long wool sheep (as Lincoln and Leicester) called also braid wool …
7luster pottery — noun see lusterware …
8luster — I. noun or lustre Etymology: Middle English lustre, from Latin lustrum Date: 14th century a period of five years ; lustrum 2 II. noun or lustre Etymology: Middle French lustre, from Old Italian lustro, from …
9luster — 1. noun a) Shine, polish or sparkle. He polished the brass doorknob to a high luster. b) By extension, brilliance, attractiveness or splendor. After so many years in the same field, the job had …
10luster — {{11}}luster (n.1) gloss, radiance, 1520s, from M.Fr. lustre gloss, radiance (14c.), common Romanic (Cf. Sp., Port. lustre, Rum. lustru, It. lustro splendor, brilliancy ), from L. lustrare spread light over, brighten, illumine, related to lucere… …