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douceur
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dou·ceur  (d-sûr, -sr)
n.
Money given as a tip, gratuity, or bribe.
[French, from Late Latin dulcor, sweetness, from Latin dulcis, sweet.]


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Sur mon lict je me jecte, et, sans m'en dessaisir, / Je l'estreins de mes bras, sur mon sein je l'appuye, / Et remuant bien fort, d'aise toute ravie, / Entre mile douceurs j'accompliz mon desir.
The Gendering of the Lute in Sixteenth-Century French Love Poetry [*] by ZECHER, CARLA / Renaissance Quarterly
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