menus plaisirs
/mɛnˌjuː plɛˈzɪə/noun
Simple pleasures; small personal expenses or gratifications; frivolous or inessential objects bought with a personal allowance intended for this purpose.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Vanbrugh (1664–1726), playwright and architect. From French menus plaisirs small pleasures, pocket money from menus, masculine plural of menu + plaisirs, plural of plaisir.
- unrepented
- unrepented-of
- unrepenting
- unrepentingly
- unrepining
- unreplaceable
- unreplaced
- unreplenished
- unrepliable
- unreplied
- unreplied to
- unreplying
- unreportable
- unreported
- unreported Parliament
- unreposed
- unreposeful
- unreprehended
- unrepresentable
- unrepresentative
- unrepresentativeness
- unrepresented
- unrepressable
- unrepressed
- unrepressible