Enjoy

What do we mean by enjoy?

To receive pleasure or satisfaction from. intransitive verb

To have the use or benefit of. intransitive verb

To have a pleasurable or satisfactory time. intransitive verb

(enjoy oneself) To have a pleasurable or satisfactory time. idiom

Enjoyment. noun

To feel or perceive with joy or pleasure; take pleasure or satisfaction in the possession or experience of: as, to enjoy the dainties of a feast, the conversation of friends, or our own meditations; to enjoy foreign travel.

To have, possess, and use with satisfaction; have, hold, or occupy, as a good or profitable thing, or as something desirable: as, he enjoys a large fortune, or an honorable office.

To derive pleasure from association with or observation of; take delight in being with or in: as, to enjoy one's friends; I enjoyed Paris more than London; to enjoy the country.

Specifically To have sexual intercourse with.

To have or possess, as something good or desirable, in a general sense: as, he enjoys the esteem of the community; the paper enjoys a wide circulation.

To live in happiness; take pleasure or satisfaction.

To take satisfaction; to live in happiness. intransitive verb

To take pleasure or satisfaction in the possession or experience of; to feel or perceive with pleasure; to be delighted with transitive verb

To have, possess, and use with satisfaction; to occupy or have the benefit of, as a good or profitable thing, or as something desirable. transitive verb

To have sexual intercourse with. transitive verb

To feel pleasure; to be happy. transitive verb

To receive pleasure or satisfaction from something verb

To have the use or benefit of something verb

Have benefit from verb

Take delight in verb

To receive pleasure or satisfaction from something

To have the use or benefit of something.

To be satisfied or receive pleasure.

To have sexual intercourse with.

Words that are spelled similarly to enjoy:
enjoy, envoy, njoy, injoy, enjo.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word enjoy:
privileges, scenery, yourself, autonomy, watching, hiking, meal, benefits, fun, fruits, lifestyle, ride, beauty, popularity, fishing, freedom, success, views, beautiful, atmosphere.

Words that rhyme with enjoy:
employ, boy, deploy, joy, coy, alloy, destroy, ploy, annoy, decoy, toy, cloy, convoy, oy, troy, ahoy, oi, cowboy, tomboy, savoy, soy, corduroy, hoy, goy, carboy, hoi polloi, roy, roi, iroquois, stoy, choi, foy, illinois, croix, polloi, bellboy, choy, busboy, playboy, attaboy, hoi, moy, mccoy, leroy, oye, loy, yoy, doughboy, tolstoy, oie, doi, whipping boy, neu, foie, highboy, redeploy, elroy, bolshoi, schoolboy, sonny boy, cfroi, malloy, moye, lovejoy, lacroix, fitzroy, bok choy, rob roy, office boy, golden boy, helen of troy, toye, fauntleroy, poor boy, farm boy, express joy, mcelroy, ball boy, altar boy, croy, boye, errand boy, quemoy, old boy, laboy, monroy, cabin boy, pomeroy, bok choi, real mccoy, bat boy, sailor boy, kilroy, gilroy, woy, joye, delivery boy, jump for joy, teddy boy, city boy.

Adjectives that are often used to describe enjoy:
relax, full, most, and, real, now.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective enjoy:
life, rebate, nature, yourself, your, time, writing, all, reading, tea, yourselves, thurston, food, stay, honey, child, love, year, send.

Consonant match to enjoy:
injure, anjou, angie, anja, angi, angi-, angy, n g, ann j, en g, hinge a, in g, on g.

Words that sound like enjoy:
enjoy, enja, n g, enjoyed, enjoys, enge, enjoin, enjoyer, inja, entia, mjo, m g, mju, angie, angy, anja, angi, anju, anjou, anjo, enya, nga, aigner, ngai, enyo, energy, any, engine, annoy, ne, edgy, benji, ena, eno, inge, envoy, enna, ajay, benjy, engin, energie, kenji, inj, genji, eni, benjie, energi, mje, enno, n o, enea, envoi, n.y, enni, ennea, n.o, n a, uncia, unj, emg, ennio, inchi, ajai, pendu, unjoin, senja, ennew, n e, mjj, ngj, ange, anj, ainge, ancho, onge, onj, on show, ansha, anew, ngo, inia, unga, enga, ngi, engo, unu, enig, innu, ungi, enige, emew, -en, a j, ajo, a g, -ina, -ency, aju, ajee, -ene.