Synonym for entertain is "imagine"

accommodate [verb]

means "board"
quarter, entertain, house, lodge

- conjugate verb accommodate

admit [verb]

means "agreement"
allow to enter, receive, entertain

- conjugate verb admit

beguile [verb]

means "charm"
delight, divert, cheer, amuse, entertain, regale

- conjugate verb beguile

cherish [verb]

means "harbour"
imagine, cling to, indulge, entertain, foster, humour

- conjugate verb cherish

consult [verb]

means "receive"
see, discuss, entertain, ask, talk

- conjugate verb consult

divert [verb]

means "amuse"
relax, delight, beguile, distract, entertain, exhilarate

- conjugate verb divert

harbor [verb]

means "foster"
cherish, entertain, indulge

- conjugate verb harbor

harbour [verb]

means "foster"
cherish, entertain, indulge

- conjugate verb harbour

hold [verb]

means "opinion"
believe, consider, think, deem, espouse, entertain

- conjugate verb hold

host [verb]

means "activity"
receive guests, entertain, accommodate, treat, welcome

- conjugate verb host

receive [verb]

means "greet"
usher in, host, admit, entertain

- conjugate verb receive

see [verb]

means "counsel"
receive, consult, discuss, entertain

- conjugate verb see
- translate see

entertainer [noun]

means "one who entertains guests"
host, hostess, master of ceremonies

entertaining [adjective]

means "amusing"
interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming, cheering

entertainment [noun]

means "party"
amusement, diversion, performance, carousal

affair [noun]

means "society"
gathering, entertainment, party, rendezvous, event, happening

amusement [noun]

means "game"
entertainment, diversion, pastime, play, sport, contest

athletics [noun]

means "playfulness"
fun, amusement, play, recreation, entertainment, frolic

cards [noun]

means "deck of cards"
card game, game of cards, entertainment, poker, gin, solitaire

convivial [adjective]

means "festive"
holiday, pleasant, entertaining

distraction [noun]

means "diversion"
pastime, entertainment, preoccupation, engrossment, game

facetiousness [noun]

means "amusement"
fun, raillery, pleasantry, merriment, entertainment, humour

funny [adjective]

means "characteristic"
amusing, absurd, jocular, whimsical, comical, entertaining

game [noun]

means "play"
amusement, entertainment, diversion, pastime, sport, contest

- translate game

hilarity [noun]

means "fun"
frivolity, excitement, mirth, entertainment

host [noun]

means "person"
entertainer, hostess, master of ceremonies

hostess [noun]

means "one who entertains guests"
entertainer, host, master of ceremonies

humor [noun]

means "amusement"
fun, raillery, pleasantry, merriment, jocularity, entertainment

humorist [noun]

means "wit"
comedian, wag, entertainer

humour [noun]

means "amusement"
fun, raillery, pleasantry, merriment, entertainment, facetiousness

pastime [noun]

means "recreation"
amusement, relaxation, disport, diversion, entertainment, game

performance [noun]

means "show"
entertainment

play [noun]

means "leisure"
recreation, amusement, relaxation, disport, diversion, entertainment

- translate play

player [noun]

means "art"
actor, performer, actress, entertainer, thespian

playfulness [noun]

means "sport"
fun, amusement, play, recreation, entertainment, frolic

recreation [noun]

means "play"
amusement, relaxation, disport, diversion, entertainment, game

revel [noun]

means "festivity"
celebration, carousal, frolic, gala, entertainment

storyteller [noun]

means "teller of tales"
minstrel, prose writer, raconteur, tale teller, entertainer, romancer

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Synonym for entertain [verb]

entertain [verb]