† volupen.
Obsolete. rare.
= volupt n.
ΘΚΠ
the mind > emotion > pleasure > [noun]
lustc888
lustfulnessa900
queemnesseOE
mirtheOE
estec1000
winOE
queemc1175
sweetness?c1225
solace1297
dutea1300
lustinga1300
joyingc1300
jollityc1330
lustiheadc1369
lustinessc1374
sweet1377
voluptyc1380
well-pleasinga1382
pleasancec1385
pleasurea1393
volupta1398
easementc1400
pleasingc1400
complacencec1436
pleasec1475
satisfaction1477
likancea1500
oblectation1508
beauty1523
aggradation1533
pleasurancec1540
joc1560
likement1577
contentment1587
beloving1589
gratification1598
savouriness1599
entertain1601
pleasedness1626
well-apaidness1633
well-pleasedness1633
pleasingness1649
complacency1652
adlubescence1656
enjoyment1665
volupe1669
musica1674
pleasantry1740
barrel of fun (laughs, etc.)1915
1669 Addr. Hopeful Young Gentry 38 It becomes manna to all the guests by yielding the tast he put upon it, and he may easily be understood to have the volupe of his palat extended in all theirs.
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n.1669- over-affectionate
- over-afflict
- over-age
- over-aged
- over-ageing
- over-aggravating
- over-agitated
- over-agonize
- over-allwhere
- over-ambition
- over-ambitioned
- over-ambitious
- over-and-over
- over-and-over boat
- over-and-under
- over-ane
- over-answer
- over-anxiety
- over-anxious
- over-anxiously
- over-apprehended
- over-apprehensive
- over-apt
- over-argue
- over-arousal