| AMUSIA | • amusia n. The inability to comprehend or respond to music. • AMUSIA n. the inability to recognize musical sounds. |
| AMUSIC | • amusic adj. Relating to or exhibiting amusia. • AMUSIC adj. suffering from amusia, the inability to distinguish differences in musical pitch. |
| AMUSIAS | • amusias n. Plural of amusia. • AMUSIA n. the inability to recognize musical sounds. |
| AMUSING | • amusing v. Present participle of amuse. • amusing adj. Entertaining. • amusing adj. Funny, hilarious. |
| AMUSIVE | • amusive adj. (Obsolete) Illusive, deceitful. • amusive adj. (Now rare) Giving entertainment or interest; recreative, diverting, engaging. • amusive adj. (Now rare) Amusing, humorous. |
| AMUSINGLY | • amusingly adv. In an amusing manner. • AMUSING adv. AMUSE, to entertain. |
| UNAMUSING | • unamusing adj. Not amusing. • UNAMUSING adj. not amusing. |
| AMUSINGNESS | • amusingness n. The state or quality of being amusing. • AMUSINGNESS n. the state of being amusing. |
| AMUSIVENESS | • amusiveness n. The state or quality of being amusive. • AMUSIVENESS n. the state of being amusive. |
| MANDAMUSING | • mandamusing v. Present participle of mandamus. • MANDAMUS v. (Latin) to command by writ from a higher court to a lower. |
| UNAMUSINGLY | • unamusingly adv. In an unamusing manner. • UNAMUSING adv. not amusing. |
| EXTRAMUSICAL | • extramusical adj. Apart from and in addition to music. • EXTRAMUSICAL adj. lying outside the province of music. |
| AMUSINGNESSES | • AMUSINGNESS n. the state of being amusing. |
| AMUSIVENESSES | • AMUSIVENESS n. the state of being amusive. |