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I. amuse [βρετ əˈmjuːz, αμερικ əˈmjuz] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. amuse (cause laughter):
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| I | amuse |
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| you | amuse |
| he/she/it | amuses |
| we | amuse |
| you | amuse |
| they | amuse |
| I | amused |
|---|---|
| you | amused |
| he/she/it | amused |
| we | amused |
| you | amused |
| they | amused |
| I | have | amused |
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| you | have | amused |
| he/she/it | has | amused |
| we | have | amused |
| you | have | amused |
| they | have | amused |
| I | had | amused |
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| you | had | amused |
| he/she/it | had | amused |
| we | had | amused |
| you | had | amused |
| they | had | amused |
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He lugged calculus texts on remote expeditions to amuse himself while tentbound.
en.wikipedia.org Such planets are often described with no pretense to scientific accuracy; their strange characteristics are primarily intended to amuse.
en.wikipedia.org As an umpire, he was known for his entertaining style, adding extra emphasis on his calls to amuse game attendees.
en.wikipedia.org Late in the 13th century, the term "minstrel" began to be used to designate a performer who amused his lord with music and song.
en.wikipedia.org He frequently amused his fellow cowboys by writing parodies of songs and putting into rhyme the happenings around the ranch and on the trail.
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