[sgtyork]

Lustily? I thought Boy Scouts were supposed to be clean and articulate. Here's a chance to improve your vocabulary (See 2 and 3) lust·y   /ˈlʌsti/ Show Spelled[luhs-tee] Show IPA –adjective, lust·i·er, lust·i·est. 1. full of or characterized by healthy vigor. 2. hearty, as a meal. 3. spirited; enthusiastic. 4. lustful; lecherous. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Origin: 1175–1225; ME: see lust, -y1 —Related forms lust·i·ly, adverb lust·i·ness, noun o·ver·lust·i·ness, noun o·ver·lust·y, adjective un·lust·y, adjective —Synonyms 1. robust, strong, sturdy, stout. —Antonyms 1. feeble, weak.

[Paladin2]

I'm quite aware of the other meanings.

I'd just think that "heartily" or some such would have been a much better choice to avoid misinterpretation. Could be a subconscious choice or projection on the author's part.