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Definition of muse
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Muse (n.)
Contemplation
which
abstracts
the mind from
passing
scenes;
absorbing
thought;
hence,
absence
of mind; a brown
study..
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Mused
::
Mused (imp. & p. p.) of Mus.
Amusive
::
Amusive
(a.)
Having
power to amuse or
entertain
the mind;
fitted
to
excite
mirth.
Musette
::
Musette
(n.) An air
adapted
to this
instrument;
also, a kind of
rustic
dance..
Jest
::
"Jest (n.)
Something
done or said in order to
amuse;
a joke; a
witticism;
a
jocose
or
sportive
remark
or
phrase.
See
Synonyms
under Jest, v. i..
Disport
::
Disport
(v. i.) To play; to
wanton;
to move in
gayety;
to move
lightly
and
without
restraint;
to amuse one's self.
Pastime
::
Pastime
(n.) That which
amuses,
and
serves
to make time pass
agreeably;
sport;
amusement;
diversion..
Rich
::
Rich
(superl.)
Abounding
in
humor;
exciting
amusement;
entertaining;
as, the scene was a rich one; a rich
incident
or
character..
Amuse
::
Amuse (v.) To
entertain
or
occupy
in a
pleasant
manner;
to stir with
pleasing
or
mirthful
emotions;
to
divert.
Bonfire
::
Bonfire
(n.) A large fire built in the open air, as an
expression
of
public
joy and
exultation,
or for
amusement..
Bridle
::
Bridle
(v. t.) To
restrain,
guide,
or
govern,
with, or as with, a
bridle;
to
check,
curb, or
control;
as, to
bridle
the
passions;
to
bridle
a
muse..
Open
::
Open (a.) Free to be used,
enjoyed,
visited,
or the like; not
private;
public;
unrestricted
in use; as, an open
library,
museum,
court,
or other
assembly;
liable
to the
approach,
trespass,
or
attack
of any one;
unprotected;
exposed..
Contemplate
::
Contemplate
(v. i.) To
consider
or think
studiously;
to
ponder;
to
reflect;
to muse; to
meditate.
Polyhymnia
::
Polyhymnia
(n.) The Muse of lyric
poetry.
Cornmuse
::
Cornmuse
(n.) A
cornemuse.
Amuser
::
Amuser
(n.) One who
amuses.
Muse
::
Muse (v. t.) To think on; to
meditate
on.
Orpheus
::
Orpheus
(n.) The
famous
mythic
Thracian
poet, son of the Muse
Calliope,
and
husband
of
Eurydice.
He is
reputed
to have had power to
entrance
beasts
and
inanimate
objects
by the music of his
lyre..
Museless
::
Museless
(a.)
Unregardful
of the
Muses;
disregarding
the power of
poetry;
unpoetical.
Amusement
::
Amusement
(n.) The state of being
amused;
pleasurable
excitement;
that which
amuses;
diversion.
Hemuse
::
Hemuse
(n.) The
roebuck
in its third year.
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