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Laughter
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Laughter
Democritus
(c. 460—c. 370 B.C.) the laughing philosopher. [Gk. Phil.: Jobes, 430]
hyena
rapacious scavenger, known for its maniacal laughter. [Zoology: Misc.]
laughing gas
(nitrous oxide) sweet-smelling, colorless gas; produces feeling of euphoria. [Medicine: Misc.]
Thalia
Muse of comedy [Gk. Myth.: Brewer Dictionary, 1071]
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Among his cronies, of course, he'll be hailed as the man who sorted out his wife's nonsense in double-quick time, while her mates are having a quiet chortle.
You ought to grovel after 'affair' blunder! by Birmingham Mail (England)
People may chortle when the term 'parenting skills' is mentioned, but anyone who has brought up a child knows it takes considerable time, patience and skill.
Sent home from class; COMMENT by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
Francophiles will chortle with delight, and no doubt nostalgia, as they study the Hobbsian drawings that are equally French in flavour.
Hobbs, Leigh: Mr Chicken goes to Paris (Monsieur Poulet va a Paris) by Saxby, Maurice / Reading Time
 
 
 
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