transitive. To like, to find agreeable; to care for. Now frequently in negative contexts.

transitive. To enjoy (something) greatly; to take great pleasure from (something). Obsolete.

To rejoice in, enjoy; also, to take to gladly, show preference for. rare.

Phrases: to have, take felicity inor to with infinitive: to take delight or pleasure in or to. to place, set one's felicity in: to find one's chief…

To glut oneself, as a wild beast; to raven. literal and figurative. Also, To batten or revel in.

To feed gluttonously on, glut oneself; to gloat or revel in. (With indirect passive, to be battened on, in modern writers.)

To like the taste of (usually figurative); to relish, approve of, enjoy, like, take pleasure in; in earlier use sometimes in neutral sense: to…

transitive. To get (the full amount of) (one's sleep or rest). Now rare.

Const. of, for, occasionally to, after, in, esp. in to have a gust of: to have a liking or relish for, or keen appreciation of.