Associations to the word «Amusement»
Noun
- Myrtle
- Taste
- Oaks
- Skating
- Fascination
- Scorn
- Sumner
- Excitement
- Throng
- Indignation
- Ticket
- Alley
- Astonishment
- Tilt
- Toy
- Quaker
- Inclination
- Exposition
- Twitch
- Simulator
- Splendour
- Rejoicing
- Toil
- Grin
- Extravagance
- Shopping
- Companionship
- Disney
- Indifference
- Restaurant
- Consternation
- Exertion
- Discomfort
- Pantomime
- Archery
- Ingenuity
- Satisfaction
- Elegance
- Consolation
- Anger
- Whisker
- Swing
- Solitude
- Adventure
- Walt
- Countenance
- Irony
- Stall
- Contemplation
- Gondola
- Racetrack
Adjective
- Accustomed
- Perpetual
- Pleasing
- Morbid
- Fancied
- Zoological
- Amusing
- Youthful
- Laughing
- Unworthy
- Humorous
- Especial
- Frank
- Midway
- Wont
- Recreational
- Tourist
- Disagreeable
- Rustic
- Pleasant
- Fancy
- Sarcastic
- Ridiculous
- Fleeting
- Tedious
- Tinged
- Scenic
- Infinite
- Delighted
- Curious
- Polite
- Entertained
- Noisy
- Jolly
- Elegant
- Incessant
- Hysterical
- Seldom
- Hearty
- Absorbing
- Periodical
- Plenty
Adverb
Wiktionary
AMUSEMENT, noun. (uncountable) Entertainment
AMUSEMENT, noun. (countable) An activity that is entertaining or amusing, such as dancing, gunning, or fishing.
AMUSEMENT ARCADE, noun. A leisure establishment, freely open to the public, containing a variety of coin-operated devices, some of which are for amusement only, while others may offer the possibility of winning small prizes.
AMUSEMENT PARK, noun. A commercially-operated collection of rides, games and other entertainment attractions.
AMUSEMENT PARKS, noun. Plural of amusement park
Dictionary definition
AMUSEMENT, noun. A feeling of delight at being entertained.
AMUSEMENT, noun. An activity that is diverting and that holds the attention.
Wise words
Men govern nothing with more difficulty than their tongues,
and can moderate their desires more than their words.