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Often used in the same context:
titillate,
entertain,
excite,
astonish,
enthrall,
fascinate,
bemuse,
mystify,
enchant,
annoy,
amaze,
tantalize,
tickle,
bewilder,
captivate,
terrify,
startle,
tease,
enlighten,
beguile,
spellbind,
horrify,
enrapture,
perplex,
mesmerize,
astound,
rouse,
bewitch,
exhilarate,
tantalise,
befuddle,
edify,
satirise,
dazzle,
gratify,
liven,
endear,
ingratiate,
frighten,
enthuse,
appall,
inspire,
embarrass,
snigger,
nauseate,
engross,
offend,
baffle,
satirize,
mesmerise,
poke fun,
mortify,
chivvy,
infuriate,
impress,
guffawing,
irritate,
chortle,
confuse,
scandalize,
flabbergast,
enliven,
arouse,
provoke,
seduce,
appal,
hypnotise,
titter,
regale,
unnerve,
humiliate,
bored,
indulge,
condescend,
distract,
confound,
enrage,
rile,
hypnotize,
cadge,
giggle,
confine,
enamor,
evoke,
kibbitz,
laugh,
intoxicate,
stupefy,
belittle,
humoring,
bamboozle,
scold,
incite,
heckle,
gawp,
psychoanalyze,
transfix,
explicate,
unglue,
exasperate,
whet,
delights,
amusement,
amusements,
entertainment,
recreation,
artifice,
diversion,
guile,
recreations,
amufements,
bluster,
boast,
bombast,
bravado,
deceit,
detraction,
disguise,
diversions,
eclat,
entertainments,
gossip
Appears in the definition of:
conjurer,
conjuror,
entertainer,
fairytale,
fairy story,
fairy tale,
illusionist,
magician,
party game,
play,
prestidigitator
More general:
cheer,
cheer up,
entertain,
jolly along,
jolly up
Synonyms:
disport,
divert
Also try:
— Adjectives for amuse:
french,
own,
much,
public,
mean,
spanish,
innocent,
little,
sufficient,
favorite,
frivolous,
more...
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