laughter

simple noun68 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.5

laughter that can be heard clearly

laughter that shows you are happy

laughter that is not loud

laughter that makes other people start laughing

laughter that you cannot stop

laughter that shows you are nervous or uncomfortable

gentle and quiet laughter

loud, uncontrolled, and often high-pitched laughter

loud, cheerful, and energetic laughter

laughter that you are trying to hold back

laughter that you cannot control

laughing without making any sound

loud and uncontrolled laughter from someone who is drunk

very energetic and uncontrolled laughter

loud and harsh-sounding laughter

quiet laughter that is partly blocked, for example by a hand

very loud and hearty laughter from a group of people

unkind laughter at someone's expense

unkind laughter that makes fun of someone

wild and uncontrolled laughter, as if from a mad person

laughter that sounds malicious or wicked

wild, loud, and crazy-sounding laughter

laughter that suggests something evil or harmful will happen

laughter that shows you think someone or something is ridiculous

recorded laughter added to a TV show or radio program

an occasion when you cannot stop laughing

a sudden, short period of laughter

a very loud, deep laugh

a sudden, loud burst of laughter

quiet laughter that spreads through a group of people

a very loud, high-pitched laugh

a very loud, long laugh

a short period of laughter

a loud cry of laughter

a short, loud laugh

to suddenly start laughing

to laugh very loudly with a deep voice

to stop yourself from laughing

to prevent yourself from laughing

to tremble with laughter

to laugh very loudly for a long time

to lose control and start laughing

to succeed in not laughing

to cause a reaction of laughter

to shake your body because you are laughing so much

to force yourself not to laugh

to cause people to laugh

to laugh very loudly and deeply

to succeed in getting a laugh from someone