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Definition of amuse
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of amuse is as below...
Amuse (v.) To
entertain
or
occupy
in a
pleasant
manner;
to stir with
pleasing
or
mirthful
emotions;
to
divert.
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Disport
::
Disport
(v. i.) To play; to
wanton;
to move in
gayety;
to move
lightly
and
without
restraint;
to amuse one's self.
Saloon
::
Saloon
(n.) A
spacious
and
elegant
apartment
for the
reception
of
company
or for works of art; a hall of
reception,
esp. a hall for
public
entertainments
or
amusements;
a large room or
parlor;
as, the
saloon
of a
steamboat..
Entertainment
::
Entertainment
(n.) That which
entertains,
or with which one is
entertained;
as: (a)
Hospitality;
hospitable
provision
for the wants of a
guest;
especially,
provision
for the
table;
a
hospitable
repast;
a
feast;
a
formal
or
elegant
meal. (b) That which
engages
the
attention
agreeably,
amuses
or
diverts,
whether
in
private,
as by
conversation,
etc., or in
public,
by
performances
of some kind;
amusement..
Amusement
::
Amusement
(n.) Deep
thought;
muse.
Amuse
::
Amuse (v. i.) To muse; to
mediate.
Craze
::
Craze (n.) A
temporary
passion
or
infatuation,
as for same new
amusement,
pursuit,
or
fashion;
as, the
bric-a-brac
craze;
the
aesthetic
craze..
Pleasure
::
Pleasure
(n.)
Amusement;
sport;
diversion;
self-indulgence;
frivolous
or
dissipating
enjoyment;
hence,
sensual
gratification;
--
opposed
to
labor,
service,
duty,
self-denial,
etc..
Recreate
::
Recreate
(v. t.) To give fresh life to; to
reanimate;
to
revive;
especially,
to
refresh
after
wearying
toil or
anxiety;
to
relieve;
to
cheer;
to
divert;
to
amuse;
to
gratify..
Boating
::
Boating
(n.) The act or
practice
of
rowing
or
sailing,
esp. as an
amusement;
carriage
in
boats..
Gladiator
::
Gladiator
(n.)
Originally,
a
swordplayer;
hence,
one who
fought
with
weapons
in
public,
either
on the
occasion
of a
funeral
ceremony,
or in the
arena,
for
public
amusement..
Amusement
::
Amusement
(n.) The state of being
amused;
pleasurable
excitement;
that which
amuses;
diversion.
Balcony
::
Balcony
(n.) A
platform
projecting
from the wall of a
building,
usually
resting
on
brackets
or
consoles,
and
inclosed
by a
parapet;
as, a
balcony
in front of a
window.
Also, a
projecting
gallery
in
places
of
amusement;
as, the
balcony
in a
theater..
All
::
All
(adv.)
Wholly;
completely;
altogether;
entirely;
quite;
very; as, all
bedewed;
my
friend
is all for
amusement..
Diversion
::
Diversion
(n.) That which
diverts;
that which turns or draws the mind from care or
study,
and thus
relaxes
and
amuses;
sport;
play;
pastime;
as, the
diversions
of
youth..
Dry
::
Dry
(superl.)
Destitute
of that which
interests
or
amuses;
barren;
unembellished;
jejune;
plain.
Madcap
::
Madcap
(a.)
Inclined
to wild
sports;
delighting
in rash,
absurd,
or
dangerous
amusements..
Fable
::
Fable (n.) A
Feigned
story or tale,
intended
to
instruct
or
amuse;
a
fictitious
narration
intended
to
enforce
some
useful
truth or
precept;
an
apologue.
See the Note under
Apologue..
Bonfire
::
Bonfire
(n.) A large fire built in the open air, as an
expression
of
public
joy and
exultation,
or for
amusement..
Backsword
::
Backsword
(n.) In
England,
a stick with a
basket
handle,
used in
rustic
amusements;
also, the game in which the stick is used. Also
called
singlestick..
Unbending
::
Unbending
(a.)
Devoted
to
relaxation
or
amusement.
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