Obs.–1 [app. a. L. volup with pleasure; but perh. a misprint for volupt.] = VOLUPT.
1669. Address to Hopeful Young Gentry England, 38. It becomes Manna to all the Guests by yielding the tast he put upon it, and he may easily be understood to have the volupe of his Palat extended in all theirs.
