n. A park or pleasure-ground connected with the residence of an Oriental prince; a garden.n. The garden of Eden.n. In theology: That part of the place of departed spirits where the souls of the righteous are by some believed to await the resurrection.n. Sometimes, heaven, or the final abode of the blessed.n. Hence A place of extreme beauty or delight; a region of supreme felicity or bliss.n. In medieval architecture: A small private apartment or study.n. A court or inclosed area in front of a church.n. The upper gallery in a play-house; the place of the “gallery gods.”n. In horticulture, a dwarf apple-tree, used as a stock on which to graft other varieties for the purpose of keeping the tree small in size. There are several forms or varieties of paradise apple, most of them of unknown and early origin. They are small-stature forms of the common apple, Pyrus Malus.To make a paradise of.To put into paradise; fill with supreme felicity.