a. Obs.–0 [ad. L. (anteclassical and late) voluptābilis, f. voluptas VOLUPTY.] (See quots.) Hence Voluptableness.
1623. Cockeram, I. Voluptable, which brings pleasure.
1656. Blount, Glossogr., Voluptable, which brings pleasure, pleasurable, that causeth delight.
1727. Bailey (vol. II.), Voluptableness, Delightfulness.
