Amusing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AMUSING in dictionary:

VERB:
• AMUSE, to entertain
• cause (someone) to find something funny
• provide interesting and enjoyable occupation for (someone); entertain
ADJECTIVE:
• mildly entertaining
• Giving amusement; diverting; as, an amusing story.
• providing enjoyment; pleasantly entertaining
• arousing or provoking laughter
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to occupy pleasingly

Words related to AMUSING

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How to use AMUSING in a sentence

• All that I really enjoy is an amusing situation, and this one is very amusing.
• He made romance instructive, rather than merely amusing, and added the charm of life to the dry annals of the past.
• A friend tells an amusing anecdote illustrative of his daring and somewhat foolhardy spirit, even in mature life.
• She had no idea of amusing her unknown stage companions at any length with her fine-lady miseries.
• The tone in which he speaks of his distinguished predecessor is sometimes amusing from the conceit which it displays, sometimes disgusting from its impudence and coarseness.
• He had never seen anything more delicious and more amusing than their fluttering in the long shake and their flying with spread wings all over the piano.
• Dumfries Corners people understood it right along, but then they always were a most suspicious lot, and fond of an amusing spectacle that cost them nothing.
• Sometimes I wonder if, after all, you are not merely amusing yourself.
• If she is sure of herself and has a sense of humor, this may be an amusing experience.
• They have really spiritual, but very amusing, conversations together.
• As to the ostentatious friendliness of our enemies for British soldiers, with whom a temporary truce brings them in contact, some amusing stories are told.
• His stories were amusing Pasquale, and the old ruffian had a fondness for anybody that could entertain him.
• Elsa, for her part, regarded it as a curious and amusing experience to watch this tall man playing like a boy.
• He then left and returned to his mansion in Nijio, where he saw the young Violet innocently amusing herself.
• Cromek did not survive to be made cognizant of the amusing imposition which had been practised on his credulity.
• He then proceeds about his business with a most solemn face, which is as amusing in literature as it is in comic representations on the stage.
• If he did, after all, go on the yacht it would be rather amusing to study her.
• Any thing to which the negroes were unaccustomed became the subject of amusing calculations.
• I found him at Islington, in a room which overlooked the high road, amusing himself with looking through the window, which the clouds of dust would not suffer him to open.
• If nobody were seriously hurt, the situation certainly had its amusing side.
• King Dushyanta, amusing himself with hunting, is near at hand.
• He was cordially received everywhere, for he was very good looking, easy in manner, amusing, always in good health, and ready for every thing.
• In this city I had an amusing experience buying a German flag.
• How astonished they will all be! The astonishment of fools is amusing.
• It is amusing to observe that these portrait characters seem the least substantial of all the figures in the book.
• It was only the desire to have their party made more amusing by her performance.

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