Pleasure, delight. Const. in, to, unto. (Sometimes coupled with liking.) Obsolete.

Lustful condition or character; †delight, pleasurableness (obsolete); libidinousness.

Pleasure, satisfaction.

Pleasurable feeling; enjoyment, gratification; joy, happiness. Often used of religious joy and heavenly bliss. Obsolete.

Pleasure, delight, luxury.

Joy, pleasure, delight, bliss; a source of joy, a delight.

Pleasure, satisfaction. Chiefly in to (a person's) queem: so as to be satisfactory; to a person's liking or satisfaction. to take to queem: to accept.

Pleasant feeling, delight, pleasure; also, a source of delight or pleasure. Now rare or merged in other senses.

Pleasure, enjoyment, delight; entertainment, recreation, amusement. Obsolete.

Enjoyment, pleasure; = deduit, n.

The action of lust, v. in its various senses.

The action of joy, v.; rejoicing; enjoyment.

Pleasure, enjoyment; esp. sexual pleasure, lust. Obsolete.

= lustiness, n. in its various senses: pleasure, delight; vigour; lustfulness, libidinousness.

Pleasantness, pleasure, delight. Also, beauty of attire (cf. lusty, adj. 2b). Obsolete.

That which is pleasant to the mind or feelings; something that affords enjoyment or gratifies desire; (a) pleasure, (a) delight; the pleasant part of…

Pleasure, delight. Frequently (esp. in earlier use) in plural.

The fact of being highly pleased or satisfied. Also (later chiefly): the action of giving great pleasure or satisfaction (esp. to God).

Chiefly poetic. The condition or feeling of being pleased; enjoyment, delight, pleasure, joy; an instance of this. Obsolete.

The condition or sensation induced by the experience or anticipation of what is felt to be good or desirable; a feeling of happy satisfaction or…

Pleasure. Also attributive, sensuous.

The action or fact of providing ease, comfort, etc.; benefit, assistance; (in early use, sometimes) satisfaction, enjoyment. Also: an instance of…

The giving of pleasure or satisfaction; the fact of being pleased or satisfied; gratification, satisfaction. Also: an instance of this.

Pleasure, delight; satisfaction. Obsolete.

Pleasing; pleasure.

The state or quality of feeling satisfied or contented; (in later use chiefly) gratification, pleasure, or contentment caused by a fact, event, or…

Liking; pleasure.

Delight, pleasure, enjoyment; an instance of this.

In predicative use with non-referential it as subject and to-infinitive clause as complement, corresponding to a predicative use of beautiful, adj.…

Used in the subscription of letters: pleasure, happiness.

Pleasure.

Joy, pleasure. Obsolete.

Liking; pleasure. Also as a count noun: a pleasure, a preference.

Pleasure, delight, gratification. Obsolete.

The action of belove, v.; love.

The action of gratifying, or the fact of being gratified. Requital, satisfaction; the giving of pleasure, the doing of a favour.

Pleasure, enjoyment. Obsolete. rare.

Amusement, pleasure, enjoyment; = entertainment, n. 10b.

The condition or appearance of being pleased; pleasure, satisfaction.

great pleasure, contentment, or satisfaction; an instance of this.

The quality of being pleased; pleasedness. Obsolete. rare.

Pleasure, delight, enjoyment. Obsolete.

Pleasure, delight.

Gratification, pleasure; concrete something which gives pleasure.

= volupt, n.

Pleasure, amusement. Obsolete. rare.

Pleasure, enjoyment. Obsolete.

In figurative phrase barrel of fun (laughs,etc.): (the source of) a great deal of enjoyment or entertainment. colloquial (originally U.S.).