Dou-ceur', n.

(dōo/sūr'), n. [Fr., from doux, sweet; Pr. doussor, dolzor, Sp. dulzor, It. dolzore, dolciore, Lat. dulcor, from dulcis, sweet.]

1. A present or gift; especially one intended as a bribe. Burke.
2. Gentleness and sweetness of manner; agreeableness. Chesterfield.