pleasurize
pleasurize verb: to pleasure; to give pleasure to.
Verb
pleasurize (third-person singular simple present pleasurizes, present participle pleasurizing, simple past and past participle pleasurized)
- To pleasure; to give pleasure to.
- Very nice for him, perhaps, but bloody unpleasant for me to think about, and a nasty intrusion to our island with the goats and coconuts, and the grass skirt, and nothing to do but find new ways to pleasurize each other.2007, Anthony McGowan, Henry Tumour, page 177
Forms of pleasurize
| third-person singular present | pleasurizes |
|---|---|
| present participle | pleasurizing |
| past participle | pleasurized |
| past | pleasurized |
Origin of pleasurize
From pleasure + -ize.
Questions about pleasurize
- What does pleasurize mean?
- Pleasurize means to pleasure; to give pleasure to.
- What part of speech is pleasurize?
- Pleasurize is a verb.
- What is the past tense of pleasurize?
- The past tense of pleasurize is pleasurized.
Words near pleasurize in the dictionary
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