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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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“If it’s gotta be a bear release song you can write, I mean ‘Honey I’m home’ is a top contender,” West said with a laugh.

There is a policeman who directs traffic in front of the school, and as soon as he saw the Vespa, he started laughing.

A video that ended up with a very obviously spliced piece of audio as a punchline went over so well Jost had to stop to collect himself from laughing so hard.

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As Nigel was growing more and more animated, his son began to laugh and could possibly picture himself speaking about Eubank Jr in three decades.

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"I know for some people the initial effects can be the munchies or laughing, but I'd much rather have that than the depressive, possibly sleepy, side effects of opiates."

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

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