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I keep thinking it's
1. annoyed
2. laughing
Then I asked a few people, some say 1 and some say 2.
Their answers were:
1. annoyed: You tried to help your friend just to defeat me? Geez, how amusing.
2. laughing: You're amusing me haha!!
What is the real meaning? I kept wondering that for a month now.
Entertaining or pleasing.
Arousing laughter.
In other words laughter. I don't know how amusing works with being annoyed.
amusing...
err
id say something is amusing if it appeals to someone...it makes them giggle or whatever...makes them smile something
just like laughter or annoyance or any other emotions, different people see it and feel it differently than others...
Amusing(tray definement):Making them laugh hard on so many levels when they begin to have tears rolling down there eyes.Also enjoying themselves as well.
Laughing is an correct word for it or action of laughter.
Varies on different people
its what they think is funny
you can do something annoying and make a person laugh
and another, they just think its dumb.
Agian, varies
wow...i always thought amusing was "funny" but not to the point where its hilarious...
like a lol...and not a ROFL
yahnnoe?
yeh, that's what i always thoughtQuote:
Originally Posted by dacrazyboi
like when you watch a lady drop her oranges, and she goes to pick one up and more fall out, etc.
That's amusing, no haha funniness
Websters Dictonary states =]
Main Entry: amuse
Pronunciation: &-'myüz
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): amused; amus·ing
Etymology: Middle French amuser, from Old French, from a- (from Latin ad-) + muser to muse
transitive senses
: to entertain or occupy in a light, playful, or pleasant manner <amuse the child with a story> b : to appeal to the sense of humor of <the joke doesn't amuse me>