delectation

de·lec·ta·tion (dē′lek tā′s̸hən, di lek′-, del′ək-)

noun

delight; enjoyment; entertainment

Etymology: ME delectacioun < OFr delectation < L delectatio < delectare: see delight

Adjective modifier

horrific: So after grabbing the first ( of many ) caffeine rushes we take our place for the first of many horrific delectations.
sheer: Amor Amor 30ml EDT Amor Amor is an intoxicating and seductive love potion, sheer delectation.
particular: Cold's great bear hug embraces all, forms a particular delectation for my purple nose and yellow fingers.
future: Mr George Goring has been laying down wines for the future delectation of his customers for many a long year.

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