the state or feeling of being pleased.

enjoyment or satisfaction derived from what is to one's liking; gratification; delight.

worldly or frivolous enjoyment

the pursuit of pleasure.

recreation or amusement; diversion; enjoyment

Are you traveling on business or for pleasure?

sensual gratification.

a cause or source of enjoyment or delight

It was a pleasure to see you.

pleasurable quality

the pleasure of his company.

one's will, desire, or choice

to make known one's pleasure.

to give pleasure to; gratify; please.

to take pleasure; delight

I pleasure in your company.

to seek pleasure, as by taking a holiday.

noun

gloom , melancholy , pain , sadness , sorrow , trouble , unhappiness , worry , dislike , hate , hatred , displeasure

noun

amusement , bliss , buzz * , comfort , contentment , delectation , diversion , ease , enjoyment , entertainment , felicity , flash * , fruition , game , gladness , gluttony , gratification , gusto , hobby , indulgence , joie de vivre , joy , joyride , kick * , kicks , luxury , primrose path * , recreation , relish , revelry , satisfaction , seasoning , self-indulgence , solace , spice , thrill , titillation , turn-on , velvet * , zest , choice , command , desire , fancy , liking , mind , option , preference , purpose , velleity , want , wish , will , discretion , cakes and ale , carpe diem , cheerfulness , delicacy , delight , ecstasy , fun , gloating , happiness , hedonism , inclination , jollity , like , merriment , mirth , selection , sensuality , sybaritism , titivation , treat , voluptuousness

verb

cheer , enchant , gladden , gratify , overjoy , please , tickle , delight , exult , joy