Pleasant, delightful, agreeable. Obsolete.

Pleasing to the ear; having or giving a pleasant sound; musical, melodious, harmonious: said of a sound, a voice, an instrument, a singer or…

That is pleasing or likeable; pleasant, agreeable, attractive. Also (of food): tasty, delicious. Frequently with to.

Pleasing, acceptable, agreeable.

Lovable, lovely, delightful, beautiful, pleasant, dear, glad. Applied both to persons and things.

Pleasant, agreeable; goodly, splendid, beautiful. (Often merely a vague epithet of commendation.)

Gentle, mild, pleasant.

Worthy or deserving of thanks, gratitude, or credit; pleasing, acceptable, grateful, agreeable.

Of music, speech, etc.: pleasing to the ear, pleasant to hear. Of a musical instrument: producing a sweet sound; (of a bird) having a pleasant song…

Pleasing, agreeable, acceptable (frequently to (also till) a person). Obsolete.

Pleasant, genial, kindly; ‘nice.’ (Latin amœnus, almus, benignus.) Obsolete.

Pleasing, pleasant, acceptable, agreeable.

Lovable; pleasing; pleasant.

Pleasant, pleasing, agreeable. Now rare except as implied in sense A. 1d.

Of things: Agreeable, pleasant, savoury.

Pleasant, agreeable.

Delightful, pleasant; goodly, fine; good.

Of a thing: Acceptable, agreeable, pleasing. †to be evil welcome: to be badly received.

Of a person or thing: sweet, pleasing, gentle.

Giving great pleasure or satisfaction (esp. to God); highly pleasing.

Capable or worthy of acceptance; pleasing, agreeable, welcome.

Capable of pleasing; acceptable, pleasant, agreeable.

That gives pleasure, delight, or satisfaction. Now chiefly in weakened sense: agreeable, nice; quite enjoyable.

Pleasing, agreeable. Obsolete.

Satisfactory, acceptable, agreeable, esp. to a person. Obsolete.

Worthy of being loved, lovable; lovely. Of a thing. Obsolete.

That gives pleasure; pleasant, agreeable. Obsolete (archaic in later use).

Pleasing, agreeable. Also: kind, gracious.

Suggesting pleasurable (usually, delusive) anticipations or beliefs; pleasing to the imagination.

That pleases; that gives pleasure or satisfaction; agreeable, pleasant. Also in pleasing-looking. Also as n.: (with the) that which is pleasing.

pleasant, pleasing.

Pleasing; gratifying; agreeable to the senses or feelings. Obsolete.

Of things: Becoming, dignified, pleasant.

= agreeable, adj. adv.n., in various senses; fitting, accordant, compliant, pleasing, etc.

Of speech, words, etc.: pleasing, delightful. Now rare.

Of a substance or thing: agreeable; favourable; benign. Obsolete.

Pleasing, agreeable. Obsolete.

Pleasant, agreeable. In early use esp. of weather or landscape.

Pleasant.

? Pleasant, delightful. Also, pleased or willing to do something; hence, ready, quick. (Cf. list, adj.)

Pleasing or agreeable to the eye, ear, or feelings; soothing, gentle; mellifluous. Later chiefly of sounds, esp. in dulcet tones.

Without construction. That pleases a person; enjoyable, likeable, pleasant. (Now the most common sense.)

(a) Full of favour, obliging. (b) Adapted to win favour, pleasing.

Sweet.

Full of pleasure; pleasing, delightful.

Pleasing to the eye, ear, or feelings; gentle, soft; delightful.

Pleasing, agreeable, acceptable.

Used as a general term of admiration or appreciation. Of a thing or action: fine, pleasing, commendable, etc.; proper, appropriate, or polite. Now…

Acceptable, agreeable, pleasing, gratifying; winning public approval, popular. Obsolete.

Exceedingly pleasant, agreeable, or ‘nice’; delightful. Now colloquial.

Endowed with sweetness; sweet.

figurative or in figurative context: Pleasant, ‘palatable’.

That gives, or is capable of giving, pleasure; agreeable, pleasant.

That tickles, in various senses of the verb; exciting pleasantly, gratifying, alluring; amusing, diverting; delicate, tingling, itching; ticklish.

Pleasing or agreeable to the senses or the mind; sweet.

Pleasant, agreeable.

figurative. In early use: pleasing; agreeable; good. Now (usually): unpleasant, disgusting.

figurative. Sweet, pleasant; cloying; made to seem sweet, disguised.

Welcome, acceptable. Obsolete. rare.

Having the quality of tickling, tickly. Obsolete.

Characterized by (esp. sensual) pleasure; joyous.

That is an object of favour; acceptable.

Sweet, pleasing.

That gratifies; affording pleasure, pleasing, satisfying.

Of or pertaining to the town of Hybla in Sicily, celebrated for the honey produced on the neighbouring hills; hence poetic, honied, sweet…

To be rejoiced at; pleasing, gratifying.

Pleasant, gratifying, flattering.

Full of solace; pleasant, agreeable.

= pleasurable, adj.

Pleasing, agreeable, welcome. Obsolete. rare.

Full of or yielding content, satisfaction, or delight.

figurative. Grateful to the mind or mental taste.

Chiefly English regional (north-eastern). Pleasant, nice, agreeable; neat, attractive, comely; good, worthy, satisfactory. Often a general epithet…

figurative. Pleasant to the mind or feelings.

Very pleasant.

Very agreeable.

figurative. Mentally pleasant or agreeable. Obsolete.

Pleasing, pleasant, delightful. Obsolete. rare.

Pleasing, or disposed to please; complaisant, agreeable.

Gratifying.

Of things: Soft, mild, pleasing to the senses; gentle, genial, balmy, soothing.

Pleasing, agreeable.

figurative. Pleasing or agreeable to the mind or feelings; (of an action, prospect, etc.) acceptable, satisfactory.

Pleasing, gratifying.

Of things: Pleasant, agreeable. Obsolete. rare.

That one derives pleasure or satisfaction from; agreeable, pleasant, satisfactory; attractive.

figurative. Pleasant, agreeable, attractive.

Sweet, pleasant. Also adv.

figurative and in figurative contexts. A person or thing likened to a delicacy or morsel.

Akin or agreeing in nature; cognate, allied, related, congenerous; congenial.

U.S. colloquial. Quaintly interesting or pretty, attractive, taking; as having attributed to it the qualities described in sense 2b, or (as said of…

Pretty; good; nice.

Pleasant, cheerful; cosy, snug, homely; genial, goodnatured.

Of a thing, place, etc.: agreeable, to one's taste, suitable. Of a person: likeable, en rapport with one, congenial. Cf. sympathetic, adj. 2b.

Suited or agreeable to one's temperament or disposition; to one's taste or liking. Const. to.

Tending to elicit sympathy (senses A. 3b A. 1d) or to induce a feeling of rapport; also loosely, pleasant, likeable. Cf. sympathique, adj.

figurative. = sapid, adj. 3.

New Zealand. Good; pleasant.

= sympathique, adj.