Laugh

//laːf//

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The word "laugh" can be used as verb and noun.

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act action action smile affect after after joke aftermath amusement audible audible expression audible smile being being tickled best best medicine big big giggle big smile cackle chest chortle chuckle chuckle hysterically chuckling comedians comedians hope comedy comedy effect comedy makes consequence contagious delight deride derision effect emission emotion emotional emotional act emotional reaction emotive emotive expression explosive expressing expressing delight expression expression happy extreme extreme smile eye face feelings fun fun expression funny funny action funny expression funny noise gelotology giggle giggle chortle giggles giggling gleeful gleeful noise gleeful outburst guffaw ha ha ha happiness happiness noise happy happy feelings happy noise happy people hard hard giggle hearing hearing jokes heavy heavy giggling hilarious hilarity hope humor humor induced humor response humorous humorous response humour humour comedy hysterically induced indulge influence joke joke aftermath joke consequence joke reaction joke response joke result jokes joy joy noise joyful joyful noise laughster laughter lighting like like giggle loud loud chuckle loud giggle loud smile loudly makes medicine merry mirth mock mouth movement muscle noise out out loud outburst peculiar people reaction response response funny result ridicule satisfaction scorn silly smile smile loud smile loudly smiling snicker snigger sound species tee hee throat tickled titter vocal vocal smile vocalization when when something

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