| DISPLEASED | • displeased adj. Not pleased or happy with something. • displeased v. Simple past tense and past participle of displease. • DISPLEASE v. to offend, to annoy. |
| DISPLEASES | • displeases v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of displease. • DISPLEASE v. to offend, to annoy. |
| MISPLEASED | • mispleased v. Simple past tense and past participle of misplease. • MISPLEASE v. (obsolete) to displease. |
| MISPLEASES | • mispleases v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misplease. • MISPLEASE v. (obsolete) to displease. |
| PLEASANCES | • pleasances n. Plural of pleasance. • PLEASANCE n. (archaic) a pleasure ground or specialized part of a garden. |
| PLEASANTER | • pleasanter adj. Comparative form of pleasant: more pleasant. • PLEASANT adj. pleasing. |
| PLEASANTLY | • pleasantly adv. In a pleasant manner; so as to achieve a pleasant result. • pleasantly adv. (Degree) Lightly. • pleasantly adv. (Obsolete) Ludicrously. |
| PLEASANTRY | • pleasantry n. (Sometimes proscribed) A casual, courteous remark. • pleasantry n. A playful remark; a jest. • pleasantry n. (Dated) Anything that promotes pleasure or merriment. |
| PLEASINGLY | • pleasingly adv. In a pleasing manner; agreeably; favourably. • PLEASING adv. gratifying. |
| PLEASURERS | • pleasurers n. Plural of pleasurer. • PLEASURER n. a pleasure seeker. |
| PLEASURING | • pleasuring v. Present participle of pleasure. • pleasuring n. An act of giving (sometimes sexual) pleasure. • PLEASURE v. to give enjoyment or satisfaction to. |
| UNPLEASANT | • unpleasant adj. Not pleasant. • UNPLEASANT adj. not pleasant. |
| UNPLEASING | • unpleasing adj. Not pleasing; unpleasant. • UNPLEASING adj. not pleasing. |