The phrase "amusing guy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is entertaining or funny in a casual or informal context.
Example: "Everyone loves hanging out with Mark; he's such an amusing guy."
Alternatives: "funny person" or "entertaining individual".
Murdoch added that Salmond was "an amusing guy and I enjoyed his company.
Murdoch has said Salmond is "an amusing guy" and that he is "interested in the writings of the Scottish Enlightenment and intrigued by the idea of Scottish independence".
He described him in 1997 as "a very nice guy … a good constituency Member … [with] a good class sense … an amusing guy".
Al Gore, on the other hand, while said to be a really amusing guy in person, is not wowing them so far -- though he has made himself more camera-ready with all that work on his pecs.
Weirdest of all, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed — the pudgy 9/11 plotter who will be forever remembered for his disheveled mug shot — was supposedly an amusing guy when he attended an agricultural state university in North Carolina.
Evie, an amusing, wise-guy narrator, is revealed as an indifferent mother to her own daughter and a needy, cloying mother of her son.
It's possible that no other jazz musician has as much amusing old-guy charm as Mr. Terry, and when you think he's all sweetness, he'll rattle you profoundly with a cool, beautifully executed piece of fluegelhorn playing.
It's possible that no other jazz musician has as much amusing old-guy charm as Mr. Terry, and when you think he's all sweetness, he'll rattle you with a cool, beautifully executed piece of fluegelhorn-playing.
(Ratliff) * CLARK TERRY (Tuesday through May 29) It's possible that no other jazz musician has as much amusing old-guy charm as Mr. Terry, and when you think he's all sweetness, he'll rattle you profoundly with a cool, beautifully executed piece of fluegelhorn playing.
"He was a very amusing sort of guy," Gardnar Mulloy, Larsen's former doubles partner, recalled this week.
"People think of him as an amusing, comical-looking guy," Robinson said.
