voluptuatet (voluptuat)

t. [ 'Tis watching and labour that voluptuates repose and sleep. Feltham, Resolves, ii. 44. voluptuosityt (vo-lup-tu-os'i-ti), n. [ voluptu ous +-ity.] Voluptuousne . In some children nature is more prone to vice than to Sir T. Elyot, The Govern our, i. 6. vertue, and in the tender wittes be sparkes of voluptuosi tie.