pleasure-monger
/ˈplɛʒəmʌŋɡə/noun
A person who makes a living by providing pleasure to others.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Forde (1559–?1616), Church of England clergyman. From pleasure + monger.
- tableclothing
- tableclothy
- table couch
- table cover
- table-coverer
- table crumb
- table cut
- table cutter
- table damask
- table dance
- table dancer
- table dancing
- table decker
- table desk
- table d'hôte
- table diamond
- table discourse
- table drain
- table fare
- table flap
- table football
- table fork
- table-formed
- table fountain
- tableful