Pleas'ance, n.

(plēz'ans), n. [Fr. plaisance, Pr. plazensa, It. piacenza. See infra.] The state of being pleasant; that which gives pleasure; pleasantry; gayety; merriment. “To whom he might disclose his witless pleasance.” Spenser. “To take of pleasance each his secret share.” Byron.

Hence through the garden I was drawn, A realm of pleasance. Tennyson.