Collocations for amusement - noun

great, much (esp. BrE)
faint, mild
quiet
ironic, wry
genuine, obvious, real
personal
He kept the diaries for his own personal amusement.

glimmer
hint, note, trace
There was a note of amusement in her voice.

afford sb (formal), cause (esp. BrE), provide
I am happy to have afforded you some amusement.

derive, find, get
He seemed to be deriving amusement from her discomfort.

show
conceal, hide

show
A glimmer of amusement showed in her eyes.

for (sb's) amusement
What do you do for amusement around here?
The play was written for the amusement of the other students.

in amusement
Her wide mouth twitched in amusement.

to sb's amusement
Much to their amusement, I couldn't get the door open.

with amusement
She chuckled with amusement.

a source of amusement
His son was a constant source of amusement to him.

popular
She disapproved of popular amusements such as fairs.

arcade (BrE), park
an amusement-park ride

machine (BrE)