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Showing words for AMUSED using the English dictionary

6 Letter Words for Amused

amused, masdeu, medusa

5 Letter Words for Amused

adsum, amusd, amuse, dames, desma, dumas, mased, mauds, meads, mesad, mesua, mused, sedum, suade

4 Letter Words for Amused

amus, asem, daes, dame, dams, dase, deas, deus, dmus, dues, duma, eaus, edam, emda, emus, esau, euda, made, mads, maed, maes, mase, masu, maud, mdse, mead, meas, meds, mesa, meus, muds, musa, musd, muse, sade, same, saum, seam, sude, sued, used

3 Letter Words for Amused

ade, adm, ads, aes, ame, amu, ase, aud, aum, dae, dam, das, dau, dea, dem, des, due, dum, ead, eam, eas, eau, eds, ems, emu, esd, esm, esu, mad, mae, mas, mau, mea, med, mes, meu, mud, mus, sad, sam, sau, sea, sed, sem, sma, sud, sue, sum, uds, uma, ume, ums, usa, use

Definitions for Amused

[1] pleasurably entertained, occupied, or diverted.
[2] displaying amusement: an amused expression on her face.
[3] aroused to mirth.
[4] to hold the attention of (someone) pleasantly; entertain or divert in an enjoyable or cheerful manner: She amused the guests with witty conversation.
[5] to cause mirth, laughter, or the like, in: The comedian amused the audience with a steady stream of jokes.
[6] to cause (time, leisure, etc.) to pass agreeably.
[7] Archaic . to keep in expectation by flattery, pretenses, etc.
[8] Obsolete . to engross; absorb. to puzzle; distract.
[9] to keep pleasantly occupied; entertain; divert
[10] to cause to laugh or smile

Words related to Amused

entertained, diverted

Words nearby Amused

amurca, amusable, amuse, amuse-bouche, amuse-gueule, amused, amusement, amusement arcade, amusement park, amusement tax, amusia

Origin of Amused

1470–80; < Middle French amuser “to divert, amuse”; see a-5, muse

Other words from Amused

a·mus·ed·ly [uh -myoo -zid-lee] /əˈmyu zɪd li/ , adverb
un·a·mused , adjective
well-a·mused , adjective
a·mus·a·ble , adjective
a·mus·er , noun
un·a·mus·a·ble , adjective
un·a·mus·a·bly , adverb

Word origin for Amused

C15: from Old French amuser to cause to be idle, from muser to muse 1

Synonyms for Amused

entertained, diverted