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Definition of pleasure
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Pleasure
(v. t.) To give or
afford
pleasure
to; to
please;
to
gratify.
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Rapturous
::
Rapturous
(a.)
Ecstatic;
transporting;
ravishing;
feeling,
expressing,
or
manifesting
rapture;
as,
rapturous
joy,
pleasure,
or
delight;
rapturous
applause..
Snuff
::
Snuff (n.)
Resentment,
displeasure,
or
contempt,
expressed
by a
snuffing
of the
nose..
Chide
::
Chide (v. i.) To utter words of
disapprobation
and
displeasure;
to find
fault;
to
contend
angrily.
Gladstone
::
Gladstone
(n.) A
four-wheeled
pleasure
carriage
with two
inside
seats,
calash
top, and seats for
driver
and
footman..
Dally
::
Dally (v. i.) To waste time in
effeminate
or
voluptuous
pleasures,
or in
idleness;
to fool away time; to delay
unnecessarily;
to
tarry;
to
trifle..
Gratify
::
Gratify
(v. t.) To
please;
to give
pleasure
to; to
satisfy;
to
soothe;
to
indulge;
as, to
gratify
the
taste,
the
appetite,
the
senses,
the
desires,
the mind, etc..
Exhilarant
::
Exhilarant
(a.)
Exciting
joy,
mirth,
or
pleasure..
Intent
::
Intent
(a.)
Having
the mind
closely
directed
to or bent on an
object;
sedulous;
eager in
pursuit
of an
object;
--
formerly
with to, but now with on; as,
intent
on
business
or
pleasure..
Lorette
::
Lorette
(n.) In
France,
a name for a woman who is
supported
by her
lovers,
and
devotes
herself
to
idleness,
show, and
pleasure;
-- so
called
from the
church
of Notre Dame de
Lorette,
in
Paris,
near which many of them
resided..
Delight
::
Delight
(v. t.) That which gives great
pleasure
or
delight.
Frown
::
Frown (n.) A
wrinkling
of the face in
displeasure,
rebuke,
etc.; a sour,
severe,
or stere look; a
scowl..
Canoe
::
Canoe (n.) A light
pleasure
boat,
especially
designed
for use by one who goes alone upon long
excursions,
including
portage.
It it
propelled
by a
paddle,
or by a small sail
attached
to a
temporary
mast..
Society
::
Society
(n.) A
number
of
persons
associated
for any
temporary
or
permanent
object;
an
association
for
mutual
or joint
usefulness,
pleasure,
or
profit;
a
social
union;
a
partnership;
as, a
missionary
society..
Ese
::
Ese (n.) Ease;
pleasure.
Worldly
::
Worldly
(a.)
Pertaining
to this world or life, in
contradistinction
from the life to come;
secular;
temporal;
devoted
to this life and its
enjoyments;
bent on gain; as,
worldly
pleasures,
affections,
honor,
lusts,
men..
Displeasedly
::
Displeasedly
(adv.)
With
displeasure.
Blase
::
Blase (a.)
Having
the
sensibilities
deadened
by
excess
or
frequency
of
enjoyment;
sated or
surfeited
with
pleasure;
used up.
Lie
::
Lie
(adj.)
To
abide;
to
remain
for a
longer
or
shorter
time; to be in a
certain
state or
condition;
as, to lie
waste;
to lie
fallow;
to lie open; to lie hid; to lie
grieving;
to lie under one's
displeasure;
to lie at the mercy of the
waves;
the paper does not lie
smooth
on the
wall..
Frown
::
Frown (v. i.) To
manifest
displeasure
or
disapprobation;
to look with
disfavor
or
threateningly;
to
lower;
as,
polite
society
frowns
upon
rudeness..
Apathy
::
Apathy
(n.) Want of
feeling;
privation
of
passion,
emotion,
or
excitement;
dispassion;
--
applied
either
to the body or the mind. As
applied
to the mind, it is a
calmness,
indolence,
or state of
indifference,
incapable
of being
ruffled
or
roused
to
active
interest
or
exertion
by
pleasure,
pain, or
passion..
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