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Webster Dictionary :: Pleasurable

PLEASURABLE, a. plezh'urable. [from pleasure.] Pleasing; giving pleasure; afford...

Webster Dictionary :: Pleasurableness

PLEAS'URABLENESS, n. The quality of giving pleasure.

Webster Dictionary :: Pleasurably

PLEAS'URABLY, adv. With pleasure; with gratification of the senses or the mind.

Webster Dictionary :: Pleasure

PLEASURE, n. plezh'ur. 1. The gratification of the senses or of the mind; agreea...

Webster Dictionary :: Pleasure-boat

PLEAS'URE-BOAT, n. A boat appropriated to sailing for amusement.

Webster Dictionary :: Pleasure-carriage

PLEAS'URE-CARRIAGE, n. A carriage for pleasure.

Webster Dictionary :: Pleasure-ground

PLEAS'URE-GROUND, n. Ground laid out in an ornamental manner and appropriated to...

Webster Dictionary :: Pleasureful

PLEAS'UREFUL, a. Pleasant; agreeable. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Pleasurist

PLEAS'URIST, n. A person devoted to worldly pleasure. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Plebeian

PLEBE'IAN, a. [L. plebeius, from plebs, the common people.] 1. Pertaining to the...

Webster Dictionary :: Plebeiance

PLEBE'IANCE, n. The common people. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Pledge

PLEDGE, n. [L. plico.] 1. Something put in pawn; that which is deposited with an...

Webster Dictionary :: Pledged

PLEDG'ED, pp. Deposited as security; given in warrant.

Webster Dictionary :: Pledgee

PLEDGEE', n. The person to whom any thing is pledged.

Webster Dictionary :: Pledger

PLEDG'ER, n. One that pledges or pawns any thing; one that warrants or secures. ...

Webster Dictionary :: Pledgery

PLEDG'ERY, n. A pledging; suretyship. [Not in use.]

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