a. rare. [f. LURE sb.2 + -FUL.] Alluring. Hence Lurefully adv.
1887. G. Meredith, Ballads & Poems, 39. Lureful is she, bent for folly. Ibid. (1891), One of our Conq., II. xi. 267. His wreck … winked lurefully when abandoned. Ibid., III. v. 88. Her voice was lurefully encouraging.
