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Definition of pleasure
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pleasure is as below...
Pleasure
(n.)
Amusement;
sport;
diversion;
self-indulgence;
frivolous
or
dissipating
enjoyment;
hence,
sensual
gratification;
--
opposed
to
labor,
service,
duty,
self-denial,
etc..
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Catamaran
::
Catamaran
(n.) Any
vessel
with twin
hulls,
whether
propelled
by sails or by
steam;
esp., one of a class of
double-hulled
pleasure
boats
remarkable
for
speed..
Trencher
::
Trencher
(v. t.) The
table;
hence,
the
pleasures
of the
table;
food..
Dissipation
::
Dissipation
(n.) A
dissolute
course
of life, in which
health,
money,
etc., are
squandered
in
pursuit
of
pleasure;
profuseness
in
vicious
indulgence,
as late
hours,
riotous
living,
etc.;
dissoluteness..
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..
Window
::
Window
(n.) An
opening
in the wall of a
building
for the
admission
of light and air,
usually
closed
by
casements
or
sashes
containing
some
transparent
material,
as
glass,
and
capable
of being
opened
and shut at
pleasure..
Curtain
::
Curtain
(n.) A
hanging
screen
intended
to
darken
or
conceal,
and
admitting
of being drawn back or up, and
reclosed
at
pleasure;
esp.,
drapery
of cloth or lace
hanging
round a bed or at a
window;
in
theaters,
and like
places,
a
movable
screen
for
concealing
the
stage..
Folkland
::
Folkland
(n.) Land held in
villenage,
being
distributed
among the folk, or
people,
at the
pleasure
of the lord of the
manor,
and
resumed
at his
discretion.
Not being held by any
assurance
in
writing,
it was
opposed
to
bookland
or
charter
land, which was held by
deed..
Smile
::
Smile (v. i.) To
express
amusement,
pleasure,
moderate
joy, or love and
kindness,
by the
features
of the face; to laugh
silently..
Transport
::
Transport
(v. t.) To carry away with
vehement
emotion,
as joy,
sorrow,
complacency,
anger,
etc.; to
ravish
with
pleasure
or
ecstasy;
as, music
transports
the
soul..
Pleasureless
::
Pleasureless
(a.)
Devoid
of
pleasure.
Enjoyment
::
Enjoyment
(n.) That which gives
pleasure
or keen
satisfaction.
Sensuality
::
Sensuality
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
sensual;
devotedness
to the
gratification
of the
bodily
appetites;
free
indulgence
in
carnal
or
sensual
pleasures;
luxuriousness;
voluptuousness;
lewdness.
Domino
::
Domino
(n.) A
costume
worn as a
disguise
at
masquerades,
consisting
of a robe with a hood
adjustable
at
pleasure..
Gladsome
::
Gladsome
(a.)
Causing
joy,
pleasure,
or
cheerfulness;
having
the
appearance
of
gayety;
pleasing..
Caroche
::
Caroche
(n.) A kind of
pleasure
carriage;
a
coach.
Allurement
::
Allurement
(n.) That which
allures;
any real or
apparent
good held
forth,
or
operating,
as a
motive
to
action;
as, the
allurements
of
pleasure,
or of
honor..
Rapture
::
Rapture
(n.) The state or
condition
of being rapt, or
carried
away from one's self by
agreeable
excitement;
violence
of a
pleasing
passion;
extreme
joy or
pleasure;
ecstasy..
Indispose
::
Indispose
(v. t.) To
disincline;
to
render
averse
or
unfavorable;
as, a love of
pleasure
indisposes
the mind to
severe
study;
the pride and
selfishness
of men
indispose
them to
religious
duties..
Gree
::
Gree (n.) Good will;
favor;
pleasure;
satisfaction;
-- used esp. in such
phrases
as: to take in gree; to
accept
in gree; that is, to take
favorably..
Displeasure
::
Displeasure
(v. t.) To
displease.
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