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Traditional English :: voluptuary
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voluptuous.html - n. & adj. --n. (pl. -ies) a person given up to luxury and sensual pleasure. --adj. concerned with luxury and sensual pleasure. [L volupt(u)arius (as VOLUPTUOUS)] |
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Traditional English :: voluptuous
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voluptuous.html - adj. of, tending to, occupied with, or derived from, sensuous or sensual pleasure. voluptuously adv. voluptuousness n. [ME f. OF voluptueux or L voluptuosus f. voluptas pleasure] |
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Traditional English :: voluptuary
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voluptuous.html - n. & adj. --n. (pl. -ies) a person given up to luxury and sensual pleasure. --adj. concerned with luxury and sensual pleasure. [L volupt(u)arius (as VOLUPTUOUS)] |
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Traditional English :: voluptuous
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voluptuous.html - adj. of, tending to, occupied with, or derived from, sensuous or sensual pleasure. voluptuously adv. voluptuousness n. [ME f. OF voluptueux or L voluptuosus f. voluptas pleasure] |
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English Idioms :: volume
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voluptuous.html - See: SPEAK VOLUMES. |
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Traditional English :: voluble
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voluptuous.html - adj. 1 speaking or spoken vehemently, incessantly, or fluently (voluble spokesman; voluble excuses). 2 Bot. twisting round a support, twining. volubility n. volubleness n. volubly adv. [F voluble or L volubilis f. volvere roll] |
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