Providing entertainment or amusement; having an element of recreation or play; diverting, fun. Obsolete.

Affording or giving solace, in various senses of the noun. (Common 1500–1650.)

Having the effect of reinvigorating or refreshing in a pleasurable manner; amusing, diverting; recreational.

Entertaining, engaging; esp. amusing, humorous, witty. Cf. good thing, n. 2.

Characterized by, or full of, sport; amusing, diverting; lively, playful.

That engages or occupies the attention, esp. pleasantly; (in later use) spec. that provides entertainment or amusement.

Tending to divert; having the property of diverting or producing diversion; distractive; amusing, entertaining.

Recreational.

Full of or fraught with distraction.

That diverts or turns aside; distracting; amusing.

entertaining, amusing.

Diverting, entertaining, pleasing.

Light-hearted, cheerful, happy; not weighed down by care, pain, or sorrow. Also: enlivening, entertaining.

Tending or intended to cause amusement; entertaining; humorous, funny.

Entertaining or enjoyable owing to humour; causing laughter; comical, funny.

U.S. colloquial. Amusing, humorous; ridiculous. Cf. music, n. 11b. Obsolete.

That is a source of light-hearted pleasure or enjoyment; amusing, entertaining.

Providing amusement or diversion; entertaining, light-hearted.