The very name causes amusement No one seems to know where it is.

All reported having had a wonderful day and causing much comment and amusement wherever they went.

Recently, however, their competition has taken on a dimension that is anything but bookish, causing amusement among publishers.

He was one of those judges who, on occasion, causes amusement through their unfamiliarity with popular culture.

It was, I think, the apparent incongruity of my position that caused most amusement to the crew.

His high-pitched southern university voice caused amusement to North Country clergy who came.

While causing much amusement when the side visited London in 1866, the header would become an important feature of the national game.

In the west they had more often, though not always, caused amusement.

There were also comic pieces, which caused great amusement.

Their merry arrival in the town caused great amusement and so the two effigies were made to remember the event.