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louster

louster verb: to work hard; to toil.

Verb

louster (third-person singular simple present lousters, present participle loustering, simple past and past participle loustered)

  1. (Cornwall, intransitive) To work hard; to toil.

Forms of louster

third-person singular presentlousters
present participleloustering
past participleloustered
pastloustered

Questions about louster

What does louster mean?
Louster means to work hard; to toil.
What part of speech is louster?
Louster is a verb.
What is the past tense of louster?
The past tense of louster is loustered.

Words near louster in the dictionary

  1. lousiness
  2. lousing
  3. lousing around
  4. lousing up
  5. lousings
  6. louster
  7. loustered
  8. loustering
  9. lousters
  10. lousy
  11. lousy evil

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