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by LynfromNM on January 22nd, 2009
If you are bemused you are preoccupied, musing about something.
If you are amused, you are entertained and engaged in the moment.
"After I mentioned that John was moving back to town, Sheila became bemused."
"My pug's antics keep me so amused I laugh all the time."
by Mr.LiAr . . . . . AwAy on January 22nd, 2009
ifyou are bemused you are preoccupied, musing about something.
If you are amused, you are entertained and engaged in the moment.
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Thank for the answer. :) +++
by ZombieJesus on January 22nd, 2009