The phrase "amusing one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or thing that is entertaining or funny, often in a light-hearted or affectionate manner.
Example: "You always have the best stories, you truly are an amusing one."
Alternatives: "funny person" or "entertaining individual."
If the date bombed on epic levels, it was still a good story ― and perhaps an even more amusing one ― to look back on.
Awards shows, however insular, are meant give us the illusion of familiarity with an élite group of entertainers; the vibe last night was of celebrities amusing one another, without any mind to putting on a show.
History may one day record it as a stark irony - and let us hope an amusing one rather than the tragic kind - that on the very day that Barack Obama was sketching out to an adoring throng in Prague his vision of a post-nuclear world, North Korea launched a rocket that may one day give it the capacity to fire a nuclear warhead as far as 3,700 miles.
They had been amusing one another for years with an inside joke centered on the repetition of the catchword "Whassup?" in a seemingly infinite variety of intonations.
Peppered with all kinds of documents to flesh out the story, like a strange but amusing one where you learn about whale song and a theory on why whales journey to the poles (a hangover from when they avoided giant sharks called megalodon, apparently), the app features an almost endless amount of items to explore.
The angle was an amusing one: that poets dislike talking about their work.
JEREMY DENK Here is one of the more thoughtful pianists (and, as you can see from his blog, "Think Denk," at jeremydenk.net, one of the more amusing ones) to have joined the circuit in recent years.
Meanwhile, in the forest, a menagerie embodying most of the deadly sins — with names like Angerbird (Erica Genereux Smith, a burst of fiery tresses) and Slothworm (Megan Linde, a font of amusing one-liners about indolence) — gathers, intent on possessing the principals.
Misadventures in high school theater; a college-era cable-access show with Seth Meyers of "Saturday Night Live"; a stint in hard-core gay porn films; stereotyped roles in television commercials; and being a contestant on "Cash Cab" are described amid a stream of blustery, often amusing one-liners.
Amusing stories that had been chosen specifically because they were positive and arousing were shared more frequently than less amusing ones.
In this jolly rock 'n' roll comedy, sprinkled with amusing one-liners and hilarious sight gags, Mr. Black is more teddy bear than grizzly.
