Ob-lĕc'tāte, v. t.
[Lat. oblectare, oblectatum, from prefix ob and lactare, to allure, verb frequentative from lacere, to allure, entice. Cf. DELIGHT.] To delight; to please highly. [Obs.]
[Lat. oblectare, oblectatum, from prefix ob and lactare, to allure, verb frequentative from lacere, to allure, entice. Cf. DELIGHT.] To delight; to please highly. [Obs.]