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laugh

Definition for laugh

verb as in express mirth, happiness, etc. with sound

noun as in audible expression of amusement

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Didi has no such worries—she senses how badly Cliff wants to make people laugh and even helps him.

The bet lasted barely 90 feet, as Roberts stumbled and face-planted just past second base, a pratfall which was captured on social media and celebrated by his laughing players.

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"It was a relationship that worked. We just had lots of laughs. We were very lucky."

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"I couldn't believe I was sitting next to him," she laughs.

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“Weapons” has something for everyone: jump scares for horrorphiles, nods to classics like “Rashomon” and “Magnolia” for film buffs, and more than a few laughs to leaven the tension.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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