to pleasure
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9.8
- verb
- /ˈplɛʒər/
- NSFW
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dar placer
- Anything to pleasure a lady.
- pleasure each other
- to pleasure your partner
- to pleasure a woman
He's trying to talk her into pleasuring him.
- He's trying to talk her into pleasuring him.
- But this one fella named CJ, he's under the water and he's been pleasuring himself, right?
- And it baffles my mind that is still going on nowadays, still thinking that girls are just there to pleasure men and that's it and give birth to children and that's it.
- Because when I've ever like researched how to pleasure a female, we know that from a past episode.
Examples
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He loved to pleasure her.
Fiction book (1990) -
I'm trying to pleasure you.
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If I can pleasure myself, I can pleasure you too.
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How old were you when you first tried to pleasure yourself?
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Aw, you want to pleasure me?
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I would pleasure you at any time, in any place, in any way, for as long as you could possibly desire.
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Did he try to pleasure you with his tongue?
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Will you pleasure me?
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He wanted to pleasure her, to hear her cry his name in ecstasy.
Blog text (8) -
I want to know if you would let me pleasure you tonight.
Synonyms
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5.3
Have sex with someone you love or care about
216
1.0
To make someone happy or satisfied
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4.6
To please someone or make them feel happy
Idioms
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
- NSFW
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5.6
A strong physical feeling of enjoyment from close touching or activities between adults
- Specialized
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8.6
A strong drive to get what you want right away without thinking about bad results
- Specialized
A natural drive that makes people seek pleasure and avoid pain, often in early childhood
- Specialized
A part of the mind that wants things now, avoids bad feelings, and treats fantasy like reality
How Pleasurable
Surface Forms
Etymology
The verb pleasure comes from Latin placere 'to please' and, like the verb please, can mean to give sexual satisfaction because that action 'pleases' someone.